The Central Interior will go through a slightly warmer than fall with a typical amount of precipitation, The Weather Network is predicting.
The cool September should make way for the trend in October as a Pacific front moves into the area, "and that trend will continue even into November, TWN meteorologist Brad Rousseau said this week.
It'll still be best to pack away the shorts, T-shirts and sunglasses.
"Even though I'm saying it's going to be above seasonal, don't expect summer-type warmth," Roussau said. "October is cooler than September and November cooler than October."
In October, the average daytime high is about 9.5 C and in November it's 1 C in the region.
As for precipitation, Rousseau the the levels could be "at or even tip just above normal. We'll see how that storm track starts to pan out as you get into November."
On average, the region gets about 8 cm of snow in October, climbing to 36 cm in November.
