Smileforu said:
Anyone planning in land in October or November. How will be the weather in Toronto and if staying near Airport is good idea, as friend place is there ?
Ontario Weather
Ontario is a large province. Temperatures vary from region to region. The temperature can be different within the same region. Usually, January is the coldest month of the year and July is the warmest. Radio and TV news give temperatures in degrees Celsius (C). Sometimes they also give the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit (F).
Ontario has 4 seasons:
Spring: March 20 - June 20
Spring is a rainy season in most of Ontario. Daytime temperatures rise throughout the season, but the nights are cool. The average temperature during the day is about 12°C in March, April and early May.
Summer: June 21 - September 21
Summer begins on June 21 but, to most Ontarians, July and August are the main months of summer. In summer, the weather is very warm in most parts of the province. In southern Ontario, daytime temperatures are usually above 20°C and often rise above 30°C. It can be hot and very humid in the summer. On TV and radio you will hear warnings about health problems caused by heat, sun and smog.
Fall (also called autumn): September 22 - December 20
Fall begins in September. The weather gets cool and the leaves on many trees change colour and fall to the ground. It can also be very rainy at this time of year. In some northern parts of Ontario, it can snow in late October. In these months, the average daytime temperatures are about 10°C - 12°C in most of the province. The temperatures get lower as winter approaches.
Winter: December 21 - March 19
In winter, it is cold and snows often. During the winter months (December, January and February), the temperature in most of the province is usually below 0°C, day and night. Temperatures in some parts of the province can drop below -25°C. In most of Ontario, snow can be on the ground from the middle of December until the middle of March. In the northern parts of Ontario, the winter is longer and colder than in Southern Ontario.
Winters in Ontario can be very cold and snowy. If you come from a warm country, you might be surprised by how cold it can get. Winter is a time for fun in the snow, but it is important to learn about the dangers of the cold and how to stay warm. Here are some of the winter clothes you will need:
Thick, windproof coat
Scarf – for around your neck or across your face
Gloves or mittens
Warm underwear
Winter hat that covers your ears
Warm boots that are lined and/or waterproof
