El Niño may be over - what weather could Canadians see in the coming months?

The Australian Bureau of Meteorology announced on Tuesday that it appeared El Niño was over after the weather system brought warmer and drier temperatures to several parts of the world.
As Canada heads into spring, the question now is what weather might be seen?
At least one atmospheric physicist says this lull could mean more localized weather such as thunderstorms.
And as Sean Previl reports, the lingering effects of El Niño and the potential approach of a cooler La Niña could lead to more wildfires and a possibly severe hurricane season.
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[@korky7674]

That depends on how much seeding the government sprays this year.

[@2.3_44XD--]

El niño, la niña el abuelo la suegra y el cuñado

[@chrisxcross8884]

We need drones keeping an eye on our forests, Just to help with extra protection 😉

[@Aquamarine_1987]

The fear machinery at work

[@esparda07]

I guess the ridiculous wildfire season last year was all fake eh? Maybe it was. Arson is pretty rampant these days.

[@esparda07]

El Nino over, wildfire season begins! ...and then floods...lots of it with La Nina.

[@user-uz1si3fu1i]

Weather forecast is not good but The Summertime will be good 😊

[@rachaelvandermolen8936]

How many cloud seeding planes will fly over your homes will dictate how warm cool or rainy things will be. I am blown away by how often that is occurring now. Clear skies lots of planes no cloud seeding. 4 o’clock comes and our skies suddenly turn into a checkerboard of seeding. Plane after plane and suddenly a complete haze over us. Don’t believe me? Just try take note of it yourselves. Many planes leave a trail that disappears quickly. But many in synchronized timing suddenly don’t have disappearing trails. Apparently they’ve been doing this for years now. But as of late they’ve been hammering the skies. These cloud seedings are affecting the honey bees and many other creatures. The metal levels in the honey bee is staggeringly scary. I suggest people watch the skies. Some states have recently banned cloud seeding. I think we should here as well.

[@MrKenng123]

El Nino is over but global warming is far from over.

[@CrabbinFever]

Cry about it

[@JMcD500]

You mean arson!!

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

How a fire ignited is irrelevant.

[@Diggyoz]

@@user-pj5ub5cp9khaha ya, facts don’t matter eh😂

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

@Diggyoz How a fire ignited is irrelevant. Of course, arson is a crime and should be severely punished. Arson has long been a major major reason for fire ignitions. What's new is Climate Change causing hotter, longer and drier fire seasons.

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

​@@DiggyozIt appears my reply has been shadow banned.

[@janesmith1398]

Less than wintery conditions???? Alberta and BC had record lows. 🤣

[@aldenwolf7313]

👎🐘

[@paulgram3967]

ALL THE ICE WILL MELT,,,