The capital region is experiencing its wettest summer on record after weeks of heavy and persistent downpours. CTV's Josh Marano speaks with Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips, who confirms the city has seen two and a half times the normal amount of precipitation. Local residents like Kaitlyn Maki say the continuous wet weather is forcing them to cancel outdoor plans and community sports leagues. Forecasters expect a brief period of sunshine before more rain returns to the area later this week.
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