This isn't actually anything new. We know this happens roughly every 10 years, and we know that a year of drought is typically followed by a second year of drought. This is something we're familiar with.
However, models actually show that climate change will lead to increased precipitation levels in the north and in Quebec, on average. So, that doesn't mean it will be the case every year. Despite what we've seen over the past two or three years, when we run the models again and reanalyze the data, we can clearly see that the gains will be positive in terms of water supply.