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Almanac Weather Outlook for May 20th - May 23rd
United States
Very warm.
Turning progressively warmer.
Very warm, dry.
Unseasonably chilly Rockies, with some wet snow; very wet from South Dakota to Kansas. Warmer Minnesota to Missouri.
Rain, showers—heavy over Oklahoma.
Turning chillier as rain showers return.
Scattered showers.
Canada
Skies finally clear and temperatures respond by turning milder.
Very warm for National Patriots’ Day in Quebec.
Turning progressively warmer by Victoria Day.
For Victoria Day, it’s unseasonably cold over the Rockies, with some wet snow over the highest terrain. Very wet Saskatchewan; warmer for Manitoba.
By Victoria Day, the weather turns chillier and rain showers return.
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