9. Toronto, Ont. Days per year with rain or snow: 145.49
Days per year above 0°C: 264.4
Days per year above 20°C: 117.23

Saskatchewan
Emergency plans in place for extreme weather, says concert organizers
Sandra Butel with Regina Folk Festival says everyone did their jobs well when the storm hit Friday night
Ashleigh Mattern · CBC News · Posted: Aug 10, 2019 4:01 PM CT | Last Updated: August 11
These two young Folk Festival attendees were dressed for the rainy weather Friday night. (Heidi Atter/CBC)

The nasty storm cells that pounded Regina Friday evening had the potential to derail a couple of major concerts.

And while the weather triggered delays at the Garth Brooks show and the Regina Folk Festival, organizers say a combination of well-laid emergency plans and patient fans meant both concerts wound up a huge success.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/storm-delays-garth-brooks-regina-folk-festival-update-1.5242868


7. Leamington, Ont. Days per year with rain or snow: 129.33
Days per year above 0°C: 246.1
Days per year above 20°C: 123.67
See more stats about Leamington, Ont.

Here comes the sun: Vancouver forecast calling for 6 days of sunshine, toasty temperatures
By Elana Shepert -
August 12, 2019

Kitsilano Beach is Vancouver`s most social beach, Vancouver, BC, Canada. May 27, 2017 / Shutterstock

Following a wet weekend, the Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for a toasty, sunny week ahead starting on Tuesday, Aug.13.

Environment Canada calls for a 30 perecent chance of showers in the morning and a high of 22°C on Monday, Aug. 12. Following this, however, Tuesday is expected to be mainly sunny with a high of 23°C and 26°C inland. With that being said, the temperature is expected to feel more like 28°C with humidity and 30°C inland.

Wednesday’s forecast calls for bright sunshine and a high of 24°C and 27°C. Following this, Thursday and Friday are expected to reach highs of 23°C and 22°C, respectively. Saturday and Sunday will see a mix of sun and cloud.

Evening lows are expected to fall between 13°C and 15°C throughout the week.



5. Lake Country, B.C. .
Days per year with rain or snow: 131.4
Days per year above 0°C: 268
Days per year above 20°C: 115.4
 

How climate change could impact agriculture in Canada
Mario Picazo
Meteorologist, PhD

Monday, August 12th 2019, 11:26 am - Canada's growing seasons could face major changes and challenges as climate change becomes more prevalent across the country.

Canada and other countries in the Arctic are expected to warm more than any other on Earth during the coming decades as a result of anthropogenic climate change. A series of computer model predictions published by Environment and Climate Change Canada anticipate that both temperature and precipitation will be considerably different than today, with some provinces experiencing those changes more than others. A different climate, however, can have both positive and negative impacts on agriculture, from individual plants to entire global networks.

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/how-climate-change-could-impact-agriculture-in-canada




3. Kamloops, B.C.

Days per year with rain or snow: 105.58
Days per year above 0°C: 246
Days per year above 20°C: 131.99

It's snowing in Canada this weekend, and it's NOT in the Arctic
Digital Writers
theweathernetwork.com

Sunday, August 18th 2019, 12:20 pm - Ready or not, it's back.

Has Summer 2019 not been up to your standards as far as warmth and sunshine go? Here's a sight that might make you appreciate it a bit more.

Thanks to an unusually fall-like system spinning over the northern Prairies, winter was able to sneak back into northern British Columbia this weekend, turning grassy surfaces white in a matter of hours. The timelapse video above shows the abrupt change of seasons recorded between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning near Steamboat Hill, about 80 km from Fort Nelson along the Alaska Highway, at an elevation of about 1030 metres.

Other cameras in northeastern B.C. also spotted snow early Sunday, including near Fort Nelson itself, below 400 metres.



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#1. Summerland, B.C.
 Days per year with rain or snow: 119.2
Days per year above 0°C: 254.6
Days per year above 20°C: 129

'It looks like Christmas': Northeastern B.C. gets August snow dump

'I went to sleep it was fall, got up and it was winter,' says Pink Mountain resident
Dominika Lirette · CBC News · Posted: Aug 19, 2019 3:31 PM PT | Last Updated: August 19
The view from Melody Magaton's window Monday morning, at the Buffalo Inn along the Alaska Highway in Pink Mountain, 190 kilometres north of Fort St. John, B.C. (Photo by Melody Magaton)

Residents in northeastern B.C. woke up to winter in August on the weekend.

"It looks like February. The trees are completely covered," said Melody Magaton, owner of the Buffalo Inn in Pink Mountain, located 190 kilometres north of Fort St. John.

"It looks like Christmas, all that's missing is the Christmas lights and the trees."

While it's not entirely uncommon for towns in higher elevations to receive snow in August, getting a big dump of it is very unusual, said CBC meteorologist Brett Soderholm.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/northeast-bc-august-snowfall-1.5252481

Atlantic: Storm threat Thursday, Tropical Storm Chantal update
Digital Writers
theweathernetwork.com

Wednesday, August 21st 2019, 8:03 pm - Tropical Storm Chantal formed in the late hours of Tuesday

Showers and thunderstorms sweep back into Atlantic Canada through Thursday as a slow-moving system moves into the region. Local flooding is possible through the early morning hours on Thursday as the leading edge of the system creeps into New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Further afield, Tropical Storm Chantal is swirling in the North Atlantic. We take a look at what you need to know for the tropical storm, and who can expect thunderstorms, below.
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/thunderstorm-threat-thursday-with-torrential-rain-lightning-potential-no-risk-from-tropical-storm-chantal