Get to know 4 Seasons - Canada
Spring – March to May:
This is the season when winter snow begins to melt. There is often a lot of rain during this period as the days become warmer and longer and the nights remain cool.
Summer – June to August / September:
Daytime temperatures are usually above 20 degrees Celsius and can reach 30 degrees Celsius or higher during July as the weather becomes hotter. Areas like Durham Region near the Great Lakes in Ontario experience humid air and thunderstorms.
Fall – September to November:
n the fall, typically the shortest of the seasons, days become noticeably shorter and the first frosts appear. Leaves in many parts of the country turn from green to red, yellow and brown before they fall from the trees.
Winter – December to February or later:
Winter is the longest season of the year. You must dress warmly to protect yourself from the cold when you are outside in winter. You will need a warm coat, mittens, hat and boots most days. Since you lose 90 per cent of your body heat through your head, a properly fitted hat is essential.
- In the winter time records indicate temperatures by day reach -0.3°C (31.5°F) on average falling to -6.6°C (20.1°F) overnight.
- In spring time temperatures climb reaching 9.9°C (49.9°F) generally in the afternoon with overnight lows of 2.5°C (36.4°F).
- During summer average high temperatures are 23.6°C (74.5°F) and average low temperatures are 15.1°C (59.2°F).
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