The forecast through April indicates water conditions much like those of the prior three months: vast areas of deficit, less in the southern Prairie Provinces. Intense deficits are forecast in Montreal, west of Ottawa, near Winnipeg, west of Regina, and north of Calgary.

The forecast through March indicates water conditions like those of the prior three months: widespread deficits, less in the southern Prairie Provinces, and surpluses in eastern Labrador, the Gaspé Peninsula, northwestern Saskatchewan, and southern British Columbia.

The forecast through February 2022 indicates that water deficits will shrink in the southern portion of the Prairie Provinces, but vast areas of deficit will persist nationwide. Deficits are expected from Montreal to Québec City, surpluses from Toronto to Lake Huron and in southern British Columbia.

The forecast through January 2022 indicates that water deficits will shrink in the Prairie Provinces’ south, but vast areas of intense deficit will persist nationwide. Deficits are expected from Ottawa to Québec City. Surpluses will increase in southern British Columbia.

The forecast through December indicates that water deficits will shrink, most notably in southern regions of the Prairie Provinces and British Columbia, though vast areas of deficit will persist nationwide.