Environment Canada looks ahead to spring

PRINCE GEORGE — Looking forward to spring, Environment Canada says the weather is looking “inconclusive” at the moment.

“Now the upcoming forecast for spring is not looking overly conclusive this time,” says Warning Preparedness Meteorologist Bobby Sekhon. “Sometimes we have a better idea than others. This time around it’s looking to be right near normal. Near average temperatures for March, April and May.”

That means average high temperatures of 3 and average low temperatures of 7. He says it also means it’s highly unlikely we’ll see another arctic outbreak like the one we experienced last month.