If this week's short burst of warm weather has you dreaming of the days when you'll be able to ditch your jackets for shorts, you'll be pleased to hear that a new forecast is predicting above-normal temperatures throughout Ontario for the rest of spring. Environment and Climate Change Canada's (ECCC) most recent probabilistic forecasts for the period between April and June 2026 were released on Tuesday, which paint a rough picture of how the rest of the spring season could unfold. The three-month seasonal outlook is released at the end of every month and analyzes meteorological trends for the season. Although the graphs provide an early glimpse of what we can expect temperature-wise, it's important to note that the forecasts do not identify periods of precipitation or any significant weather-related events, such as storms. According to the graphs, temperatures are expected to fluctuate across the province over the next three months, with som...