A warm and dry September after a very wet start
After a warm start, in fact it was over 30°C on the first day of the month, most of the rest of September stayed just a bit above average. There was a cooler week in the middle and the month ended with some more temperatures in the mid-20s. Overall, it was a little over 0.7 degrees above average which puts it just into the above average range.
September started out very wet with 55.0 mm of rain falling on the second and then only 4.2 mm coming down the rest of the month. In the over 25 year history of the Soulis Memoiral Weather Station, there has ever been one day that has accounted for so much of a month’s total precipitation. That one day’s rain was 93% of the total for the month, the next highest on record at the station was 79% during September 2004.
The total precipitation of 59.2 mm is less than the average of 72.1 mm, which put it in the below average range. Even with this drier than average month the total precipitation so far this year of 799.9 mm stayed well above the average of 683.5 mm.
Summary for September 2026:
Maximum Temperature 30.4°C
Minimum Temperature 1.7°C
Average Daily High Temperature 22.8°C (Long term average 22.3°C)
Average Daily Low Temperature 11.2°C (Long term average 10.4°C)
Total Precipitation 59.2 mm (Long term average 72.1 mm)
(Long term averages based on 1998-2025 data from the Soulis Memorial Weather Station at the University of Waterloo)




