Canadian Weather Blog
Signs Pointing to a Hot Start to Summer in the East
May 28, 2010; 1:09 PM ET
After looking at the new update of the weekly long range forecast output from the ECMWF model, it looks like much of eastern Canada and the eastern U.S. will be off to a hot start to official summer later in June.
Here is my latest interpretation of what the overall weekly pattern looks like through the end of June. By the way, much of mid- and late June looks unseasonably warm and dry in California and most of the southwestern U.S.



Just ignore that big red circle over northeast Ontario. I got interrupted by my two-year-old and left the spray paint tool in one spot.
More Brett Anderson
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Long Range Model Indicates Early Spring for Many
Feb 10, 2012; 11:42 AM ET
This is my latest interpretation of the weekly ECMWF long range forecast model, which now goes out into the second week of March.
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Storms Bearing Down on Atlantic Canada
Feb 9, 2012; 4:10 PM ET
A rapidly intensifying storm well southeast of Nova Scotia will pass close to Cape Race, Newfoundland early Friday morning.
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Cold and Some Snow Headed for the East
Feb 7, 2012; 1:53 PM ET
The weather map across Canada today is about as uneventful as you can get for the early part of February, but things will change late this week, especially in the East.
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Is Spring Right around the Corner?
Feb 3, 2012; 11:10 AM ET
Is Spring right around the corner? According to the updated ECMWF weekly model, it is for the eastern two-thirds of Canada and the U.S.
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Comparing the Great Lakes' Ice Coverage to Last Year
Feb 2, 2012; 3:32 PM ET
What a difference a year makes!
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My Forecast for February
Jan 31, 2012; 3:27 PM ET
Here is my outlook for February 2012 across Canada.
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Updated Storm Snowfall Map
Jan 31, 2012; 10:08 AM ET
We made some changes to the snowfall forecast for eastern and Atlantic Canada through Wednesday night.
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Eastern Snowfall through Tuesday Night
Jan 30, 2012; 12:22 PM ET
I just drew up this snowfall forecast map that runs from this afternoon through Tuesday night.
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Arctic Air Headed for Eastern Siberia
Jan 25, 2012; 1:33 PM ET
Signs indicate that Arctic air will continue to back away and head to the other side of the pole once again.
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Random Thoughts
Jan 24, 2012; 3:26 PM ET
Winter has retreated to the far north once again, but will it be back?
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Updated Weekly Long Range Model Forect
Jan 20, 2012; 3:19 PM ET
This is my latest interpretation of the ECMWF long range forecast.
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Snowfall Updates
Jan 19, 2012; 1:35 PM ET
The weak clipper storm coming through eastern Canada this evening then into the western Maritimes late tonight....
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Late-Week Snow Event in the East
Jan 18, 2012; 1:50 PM ET
Just put together this initial snowfall forecast map for the storm tracking from the Mississippi Valley to the middle Atlantic coast Friday into Saturday.
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Update on Snowstorms
Jan 17, 2012; 1:37 PM ET
Update on the Pacific Northwest storm and the eastern Canadian storm...
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Storm Snowfall Forecast Maps for West and East
Jan 16, 2012; 12:54 PM ET
This is my initial forecast for the storm system that will impact parts of eastern Canada and the Maritimes from early Tuesday through Wednesday.
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Brett AndersonBrett Anderson covers both short-term and long-term weather and storm forecasts for Canada in this blog for AccuWeather.com.
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