ONTARIO
Feb. 14-20: Some thawing occurs on a few days in southern regions. Otherwise temperatures vary from seasonal to cold. Bright skies but look for some snow on two or three occasions. Chance of rain in the south.
Feb. 21-27: Fair weather will interchange with occasional snow, mixed with rain south. Chance of heavy precipitation in places. Blustery at times. Some thawing in the south but quite cold in the north with intermittent snow.
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Feb. 28-Mar. 6: Scattered snow or rain occurs on two or three occasions this week in the south. Occasional melting. Windy from time to time. In the north expect cold temperatures with periods of heavier snow.
Mar. 7-13: Generally pleasant but a weather system threatens with heavier rain or snow on a couple days in the south, where a thaw-freeze cycle will dominate. Windy at times. Cold spells and snowy in the north.
QUEBEC
Feb. 14-20: Fair but expect some snow on two or three days this week, possibly mixed with rain in the south. Chance heavy precipitation in places. Minor thawing south. Blustery. Seasonal temperatures north with occasional snow.
Feb. 21-27: A bit milder in the south with some thawing. Fair skies apart from some heavier snow or rain on a couple of occasions. Windy at times. Seasonal temperatures in the north with intermittent snow.
Feb. 28-Mar. 6: Anticipate changeable weather and temperatures this week under occasionally windy conditions. Expect some melting from time to time. Periodic snow or rain in the south, heavier and more frequent in the north.
Mar. 7-13: Pleasant weather on a few days this week with thawing by day and freezing at night. On a couple of days look for occasional snow or rain in the south, chance heavy in places. Cold with frequent snow in the north.
ATLANTIC PROVINCES
Feb. 14-20: Expect fair skies overall but with periods of snow from time to time, mixed periodically with rain along the coasts. Temperatures fluctuate from near normal to cold under occasionally windy conditions.
Feb. 21-27: Cold air and brisk winds combine to create snow squalls along windward coasts, otherwise fair with scattered snow inland, mixed with rain on the coasts. Chance of heavy precipitation in places.
Feb. 28-Mar. 6: Windy and a bit milder with occasional wet snow, mixed with rain in the south on two or three days this week. Seasonal temperatures but a couple of brighter days bring thawing to a few areas. Cold and snowy in Labrador.
Mar. 7-13: Unsettled on a few days this week as gusty winds accompany some rain or snow, possibly heavy in a few localities. Quite cold although fluctuating temperatures allow some melting from time to time.
February 14 to March 13, 2010
NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
While spring-like weather is anticipated in Western Canada, wintry conditions are expected to hang tough in eastern areas of the country. In the west, a mild and relatively dry flow off the Pacific should influence the weather pattern across British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Meanwhile frequent cold outbreaks and snow will dominate many regions of southern Ontario, southern Quebec and the Atlantic provinces. Between these two extremes, near-normal temperatures and precipitation should be evident in Manitoba, northern Ontario and northern Quebec. As we emerge from winter s grip and temperatures moderate, weather conditions will tend to fluctuate widely. As a result, changeable and occasionally inclement weather is apt to affect all portions of the country from time to time.
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.
