Canadians dreaming of waking up to a white Christmas can have mixed results on December 25, although some are likely to still see snowflakes on the big day.
Environment Canada’s seven-day forecast now includes predicted weather results for Christmas Day. Some locations could see snow during the week and stay cool, while others could simply hope for a light cloud of dust on December 25.
December didn’t exactly go as planned, with some meteorologists predicting more winter weather, but many Canadians still have a chance to wait for a beautiful Christmas morning.
Here’s how things could turn out for some cities around the country:
Weather forecasts can change suddenly. The description below is from the time of publication.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Vancouver: Temperatures above freezing in the city could help prevent any snowfall for the week, but snowfall on the night of December 24 and snowfalls with temperatures as high as 0 degrees Celsius are in the forecast for Christmas Day .
Victoria: It’s a similar story in the provincial capital, with rainfall and above freezing temperatures throughout the week, but snow is expected at night on Christmas Eve as well as on May 25. 12, the highest temperature is one degree Celsius.
ALBERTA
Calgary: Temperatures will stay below freezing for a mostly cloudy week, with snow forecast for December 23 and a chance of showers and lower temperatures from that night through Christmas Day. born.
Edmonton: Temperatures will stay below freezing all week and snowfall will vary from Monday night to Thursday. There is a 60% chance of a fire occurring on the nights of December 23 and 24, as well as Christmas Day.
SASKATCHEWAN
Saskatoon: Below-freezing temperatures are expected all week, mostly cloudy, snow on December 23 and 60% chance of fires both night of December 24 and Christmas Day .
Regina: Although no snow is forecast for Christmas, temperatures are set to stay below freezing throughout a sunny and cloudy week. There is a 60% chance of a fire occurring on the night of December 23.
MANITOBA
Winnipeg: Winnipegger players have a good chance of a white Christmas as they can experience sub-freezing temperatures under cloudy and snowy skies on Monday and Thursday nights. There’s also a 60% chance of it exploding on Christmas Eve.
ONTARIO
Toronto: Snow is possible in the city on December 25, with a 60% chance of rain or showers from the night before or snow from the night before, but any other snowfall that accumulates throughout the week is could be affected by temperatures fluctuating in the zero degrees Celsius or higher this week.
Ottawa: The nation’s capital will see temperatures just below freezing and cloudy conditions this week, with snowfalls expected to last from the night of December 24 into Christmas.
QUEBEC
Montreal: Temperatures are mostly below freezing with a chance of an outbreak starting the night of December 23 through Christmas, when snow is expected, offering the city good possibilities for a nice holiday .
Quebec City: The probability of a fire is 60% on Wednesday, as well as Christmas Eve on December 25, combined with sub-freezing temperatures that also give Quebec City a white Christmas break.
NEW BRUNSWICK
Moncton: Snow is forecast for Wednesday night and temperatures below freezing with a mix of sunshine and clouds for the next two days. There’s also a 60% chance of a Christmas Day sell-out.
Fredericton: Snow on Wednesday, temperatures below freezing, partly cloudy conditions and a cloudy forecast for December 25 could mean a pleasant snowfall by Christmas.
NOVA SCOTIA
Halifax: Temperatures just above freezing can help keep the week’s snow off the ground, but there’s a 60% chance of snowfall on Christmas Day.
PRINCE ISLAND EDWARD
Charlottetown: Temperatures will fluctuate above and below freezing for a mostly cloudy week, with snow expected December 23 and a 60% chance of fires breaking out on city streets by Christmas.
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
St. John’s: Snow is possible the night of December 23, with temperatures just below freezing, but cloudy conditions and no further rainfall are forecast between then and Christmas.
YUKON
White horse: Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing this week, with some snow expected Monday through Tuesday and Thursday.
Northwest Territories
Yellowknife: There will be a mix of sunshine and clouds this week, and aside from a chance of showers Sunday night, no more rain is forecast.
NUNAVUT
Iqaluit: Snow and snow are forecast for Tuesday, with a low chance of downpours over the weekend.
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