Northwestern Ontario could see warmer weather and less
rainfall, due to Global Warming.
The region will experience long periods of drought,
according to Ministry Of Natural Resources Aquatic
Specialist Terry Marshall.
Marshall says the warmer temperatures will impact area
lakes.
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The warmer weather will also mean an earlier fire
fighting season, and a change in our forest cover.
Marshall says by 2040 Black Spruce and Jackpine trees
are expected to dramatically decrease.
