The Farmer’s Alamanc’s Canadian Extended Winter Weather Forecast (2022\u002D2023) isn’t exactly hopeful when it comes to Ontario.
“The last half of January looks quite stormy,” said the forecast. “A decent amount of snow is expected in Ontario, Quebec and the Prairie Provinces . In February, especially for Eastern areas, there’s a possible Nor’easter that may drop as much as 30-60 centimeters of snow in some areas just after Groundhog’s Day.”“The winter season will be quite stormy for most areas,” continued the forecast.
And if that’s not horrible enough, the forecast says: “During the month of January, Canadians may see one of the coldest arctic outbreaks in recent years.”
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