Typically, during this month, the island province transitions from summer to autumn. Daily average temperatures gradually decrease from highs around 18C (64F) at the start of the month to around 13C (55F) by the end. Overnight lows follow a similar trend, falling from around 10C (50F) to 5C (41F). Ocean temperatures remain relatively warm, often hovering around 16C (61F) in early September, providing continued opportunities for water activities. Precipitation averages around 90mm throughout the month, distributed relatively evenly.
Understanding the typical climate conditions during this period is crucial for anyone planning to visit or reside in the province. This information allows for informed decisions regarding appropriate clothing, potential outdoor activities, and necessary travel preparations. Historically, this time of year marks the end of the peak tourist season, offering a quieter, more relaxed experience for visitors while still providing comfortable weather for outdoor exploration. Local businesses often adjust their hours and offerings to reflect the changing season and the return to school schedules for residents.
