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- After the warmest winter on record, this season is expected to be colder and more impactful, especially in Western Canada.
- Ontario and Quebec will face significant cold in December, with a milder January and February.
- The forecast suggests a generally colder winter with near- or above-normal snow totals, benefiting ski resorts and drought-weary farmers.
Winter to Salvage Its Reputation After Record-Breaking Warmth
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