[acottawa]

Originally Posted by SaskScraper

Weather is a snapshot, so to speak, an instance of what the current climate is. If weather in eastern Canada skews to be colder and wetter it could be a sign of more colder wetter things to come in the future.

It's interesting to see how the Capital cities of Canada's northern territories matched up to Capital cities in southern Canada in this last month of May 2019.
Average day time high in Whitehorse was most similar to the average high in Toronto for month of May for example, average high in Yellowknife was closest matched up to Charlottetown, PEI and Iqaluit's average high was closest matched up to somewhere like Stjohns' Newfoundland & Labrador for day time highs in May.

Weather is not in any way a “snapshot” of climate.

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/n...e_weather.html