BRITISH COLUMBIA
Nov. 9-15: Expect windy weather at times with rain on the coast changing to heavier snow inland. Cool, but on fair days highs reach near 10.
Nov. 16-22: On the coast expect a few milder, fair days to alternate with dull, wet weather. Elsewhere occasional snow or flurries. Blustery.
Nov. 23-29: Brisk winds bring alternating mild, fair weather along with cool, unsettled conditions. Snow at times heavy in the mountains.
Nov. 30-Dec. 6: Temperatures vary and at times trend to the cool side. Fair overall but snow on a couple days inland, changing to rain on the coast.
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Dec. 7-13: Fair, but look for unsettled, windy conditions on a couple days with rain west and snow east. Variable temperatures trending to the cold side.
ALBERTA
Nov. 9-15: Fair overall but snow, at times heavy in places on two or three days, mixed with rain south. Seasonal with mild spells south, cold north.
Nov. 16-22: Windy at times with temperatures ranging from mild to cold. Fair on many days but with heavier snow in a few areas.
Nov. 23-29: Cold in the north with frequent snow. Mild spells in the south are followed by colder outbreaks and occasional snow.
Nov. 30-Dec. 6: Fair skies change to snow and blowing snow on a couple of days this week as mild air clashes with colder air. Windy at times.
Dec. 7-13: Blustery winds bring a few higher windchills as some lows fall to -15 south and -25 north. Fair skies interchange with some snow.
SASKATCHEWAN
Nov. 9-15: Generally fair but snow, at times heavy in places on a couple days, mixed with rain south. Seasonal to occasionally mild.
Nov. 16-22: Colder north with snow. Variable in the south as fair skies exchange with some snow, heavy in some regions. Seasonal to mild.
Nov. 23-29: Changeable temperatures this week and at times windy. Mostly cloudy. Some snow and drifting, more frequent central and north.
Nov. 30-Dec. 6: Disturbances usher in blustery winds and snow on a few days. On fair weather days look for seasonal to mild temperatures.
Dec. 7-13: Fair and seasonal overall but colder outbreaks bring snow, heavy in places, on a couple of occasions. Brisk winds and some blowing.
MANITOBA
Nov. 9-15: Mostly fair south with highs at times around zero. Expect snow, occasionally mixed with rain on a couple days. Colder north with heavier snow.
Nov. 16-22: Variable in the south with occasional snow, heavy in places on two or three days. Seasonal to mild. Colder north with frequent snow.
Nov. 23-29: Mainly cloudy with intermittent snow, heavy in some areas. Blustery winds bring variable temperatures ranging from mild to cold.
Nov. 30-Dec 6: Fair and seasonable apart from a couple colder outbreaks with higher windchills, snow and blowing snow. Cold, clearing north.
Dec. 7-13: Seasonal to occasionally mild but on a couple of colder, blustery days look for heavier snow, blowing and higher windchills.
November 9 to December 13, 2008
NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
Frequent inclement weather is anticipated over most parts of Canada in this period. As a result, snow, heavier rains, strong winds and colder temperatures will all combine to accompany the changeover to the winter season. Despite these harsh conditions, a few pleasant, milder spells will moderate temperatures from time to time. These milder intrusions are most likely to occur across the southern Prairies and Northwestern Ontario, resulting in milder than usual temperatures and normal precipitation. Elsewhere in British Columbia, southern Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces, disturbances will become more intense and result in frequent precipitation as well as other adverse weather conditions. Alternating mild and cold periods should see temperatures average near normal in these areas. Precipitation should also average near normal in spite of a couple of heavier precipitation events.
Prepared by meteorologist Larry Romaniuk of Weatherite Services. Forecasts should be 80 per cent accurate for your area; expect variations by a day or two due to changeable speed of weather systems.
