The weather of Canada is as huge and diverse as the country. From the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic, and from the US border to the Arctic, the Canada experiences a dramatic range of climate that keeps life interesting – and sometimes unexpected!
Four season, countless experience
Canada gets four different seasons:
Spring brings blooming flowers and melting ice.
Heat is hot and sunlight, perfect for beaches, hiking and festivals.
Autumn paints the country in red and fiery colors of gold.
Winter changes the landscape in an icy wonderland ideal for skiing, skating and comfortable nights from fire.
Great Canadian winter
Canadian winters are famous for one reason. While the temperature can take a thorough dip below the cold – especially in the Prear Provinces – Canadians embrace the cold with winter games, ice festivals and hot layers. Cities like Vennipag and Edmonton are known for their chili temps, while places like Vancouver, miller, rain the winter.
Summer surprise
Yes, Canada also gets hot! Summer can be surprisingly warm, especially in the middle and eastern provinces such as Ontario and Cubek. The temperature often collides with high 20 and even 30s ° C (which 80–90 ° F), which saves barbecue, camping trip and lakeside.
Rain on the west coast
British Columbia, especially Vancouver, is known for its light, wet climate. Rainfall often occurs, but it helps to keep the region succulent, green and surprisingly beautiful throughout the year.
Arctic extreme limit
In the northern regions of Canada, the weather is cold and more extreme. Winters are long and dark, while summer brings about 24 hours of daylight. This is a place where the laws of nature and seasons can change in minutes.