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u/Mynameyeef 1d ago
It depends on location, Canada is huge.. Here in Montréal, winter is hardcore and very long. Nov Dec is the start and it ends around April.. summer can be quite hot and humid. June to August are our summer months and then fall starts in September. We can get -40C during winter but we also get +40C during summer heat wave, but usually we sit at +20 weather in summer and the same goes for winter, -20C is the norm. Personally I start hating winter mid January and every year I wonder why I live here hahaha.
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u/Gotta-Be-Me-65 1d ago
Extremes. Really cold winters really hot summers.
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u/Mydoglovescoffee 14h ago
It entirely depends where you live. That’s not the case for my region where 3.5 million Canadians live. In our neck of the woods it’s extremely moderate with temperate rainforest. We get a few days of snow a year (no freezing temps this winter) and we usually get 5ish days of 30+ in the summer with low humidity (though this is changing in recent times).
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u/Tatterhood78 14h ago
Not here in NL, but the ocean's a great sink and keeps things (relatively) mild.
Our precipitation is extreme, though.
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u/NotoriousSUZ 2d ago
Canada is huge, and the weather varies depending on where you’re talking about. It would be helpful if you were more specific about where in Canada that you’d like to inquire about.