Many areas in Ontario and Quebec will add to that count this weekend, but a change is on the way by next week.
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A hint of fall will push into northern Ontario on Sunday as high temperatures drop into the middle to upper teens. Some parts of the region could see overnight lows drop into the single digits.
Comfortable air will spread into eastern Ontario and southern Quebec as temperatures here will only reach the lower 20s. Readings north of Ottawa and Montreal will struggle to even hit the 20-degree mark. Communities outside the cities and their suburbs could easily see Monday morning lows in the single digits.
Folks across Atlantic Canada will see much cooler conditions dominate next week, with temperatures several degrees below seasonal for several days.
A brief warmup will arrive the following weekend before a more widespread cooldown arrives.
A strong cold front is expected to track across most of Eastern Canada, bringing a few days of much cooler temperatures for the final week of August. The comfortable, fall-like air may easily reach into southern Ontario and beyond well south of the border.
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