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Long Range Weather Forecast for July 16th - September 15th
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July 2013
16th-19th. Stormy through Quebec and Maritimes, turning fair.
20th-23rd. Hot, followed by scattered thunderstorms.
24th-27th. Showers, then fair and hot again.
28th-31st. Stormy.
August 2013
1st-3rd. Hot and sultry.
4th-7th. Wet for New Brunswick Day, followed by clearing.
8th-11th. Fair.
12th-15th. Stormy weather spreads up from the south, then fair.
16th-19th. Fair for the Gold Cup Parade in Charlottetown.
20th-23rd. Showers, then fair and pleasant.
24th-27th. Showery and rainy.
28th-31st. A hurricane threat for Nova Scotia and PEI; near miss for New Brunswick; fair and pleasant conditions for Quebec.
September 2013
1st-3rd. Wet initially, then hopefully fair for Labour Day holiday.
4th-7th. Hurricane threat along the Atlantic Coast (Cape Sable, Halifax, Cape Breton Island), otherwise generally fair, warm and humid.
8th-11th. Thunderstorms sweep across Quebec and the Maritimes, then fair.
12th-15th. Stormy from the south; possibly heavy rains.
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