![]() The warning stretches from Kenora to Attawapiskat and Environment Canada predicts temperatures will range in the high 20s to low 30s and is likely to persist into Wednesday. The dry heat from the Prairies last week has moved to Ontario on Monday, as the northwestern part of the province is under a heat warning from Environment Canada. including La Ronge, Stanley Mission and Buffalo Narrows have stable air qualities as of Monday morning but Environment Canada says this could "fluctuate over short distances and can vary considerably from hour to hour."Ī similar advisory has been issued for one portion of Manitoba for the communities of Leaf Rapids and Lynn Lake. Portions of Saskatchewan are under air quality statements from Environment Canada due to wildfire smoke.Ĭommunities north of Prince Albert, Sask. It's like pressure washing the lower atmosphere," Kelsey McEwen, CTV Your Morning's chief meteorologist, said on Your Morning on Monday.Įnvironment Canada issued a snowfall warning for Highway 93 in Alberta and is expecting 15 to 25 cm to fall by Tuesday morning.Ī bit further north on the Yellowhead Highway, connecting Jasper, Alta., to B.C., a special weather statement is in effect due to the possibility of mixing rain and snow. "The rain not only helps impact fire behaviour, but it also really pulls all of that smoke out of the air and cleans it. Environment Canada predicts 40 to 80mm could fall by Tuesday morning, which could cause flash floods. The low-pressure system is bringing a period of heavy rain to the communities around Edmonton. from Prince George to Fort Nelson with smoke expected to impact the communities the most over the next 24 to 48 hours, Environment Canada says.Īlberta is expected to see similar conditions, with significant amounts of rain and snow in the forecast. Special air quality statements blanket the northern half of B.C. The fire has grown to about 5,343 square kilometres, which is almost the same size as P.E.I. In the northern parts of B.C., the story is very different.Ī number of wildfires continue to burn in the north, including the Donnie Creek wildfire, which officials have dubbed the largest fire in the province's history. Lisa Ervin, an Environment Canada meteorologist, told CTV News Vancouver the air mass is dropping temperatures by five to 10 degrees across the province.įlurries are expected over the Okanagan Connector and rain showers could occur near Allison Pass and Helmer Lake Summit. " The snow level has lowered to approximately 1,500 metres this evening and low snow levels will persist until Tuesday morning," the weather statement from Environment Canada reads. The same weather system is expected to drop a mixture of snow and rain along the Coquihalla Highway around Kamloops. ![]() The low-pressure system spreading from Alberta is bringing 20 to 40 mm of rain throughout the day into Tuesday to the communities of Ashcroft, Cache Creek and southern Chilcotin. interior and western Alberta.Įnvironment Canada issued a special weather statement for Fraser Canyon, B.C. Here's what to expect over the next few days in Canada.Ī weather pattern is creating a mix of precipitation for the B.C. Other parts of Canada are experiencing heat warnings that could exacerbate the wildfire situation and create more smoke pollution. ![]() Climate Barometer newsletter: Sign up to keep your finger on the climate pulseĪs the forecast shifts, some areas needing rain will likely see precipitation over the next few days but it could cause more issues as localized flooding is possible.to Quebec have been battling wildfires, as pressing dry temperatures blanketed most of the northern Canada and the Prairies. Environment Canada issued multiple weather warnings and statements across Canada on Monday.įrom air quality advisories to upwards of 30 cm of snow, June in Canada is a mixed bag of weather.įor most of the month, communities from B.C.
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