Cooler temps and above average precipitation is expected in March and April
The Weather Network predicts that Ontario will see a slow and unsettled start to spring, with cooler-than-normal temperatures and above-average rain and snow through March and April.
Short bursts of warmth may appear, but cold snaps will persist, potentially delaying planting and raising minor flood concerns.
By May, temperatures could shift suddenly, though the extent of warmth remains uncertain, leaving the season changeable and unpredictable.
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