Farmers who are looking for a cool, wet growing season will be disappointed by the latest seasonal forecast from Environment Canada.
That's predicting a hot, dry summer across the country, though the prairies may not feel the worst of it.
Meteorologist Terri Lang says that the forecast may last well up to harvest.
"July, August, and September across the prairies are looking to be above average with respect to temperature. With respect to precipitation, our ability to forecast the long-range precipitation patterns isn't all that great, but the current forecast is showing that it's sort of in the northern parts of the provinces, it's forecast to be drier than average. Across the southern part, it's not showing a trend at all."
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