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The Canadian
climate is not as cold all year round as many believe. In winter,
temperatures generally fall below freezing point throughout most
of Canada. The south-western coast however has a relatively mild
climate, and the Arctic Circle experiences mean temperatures well
below freezing for seven months of the year.
During the summer months
the southern provinces often experience high levels of humidity
and temperatures that regularly surpass 30 degrees Celsius.
Western and south-eastern
Canada experience high rainfall, whereas the Prairies are dry
with around 250 mm to 500 mm of rain each year.
For a more indepth look at
Canadian weather from various
perspectives, there really is no site more dedicated to providing
you with the most up to date information on official climate and
weather observations for Canada.
You can find climate elements,
such as :
- Temperature,
- Precipitation,
- Relative humidity,
- Atmospheric pressure,
- Wind speed,
- Wind direction,
- Visibility,
- Cloud types,
- Cloud heights and amounts,
- Soil temperature,
- Evaporation,
- Solar radiation and sunshine
as well as occurrences of
- Thunderstorms,
- Hail,
- Fog or other weather phenomena
at the official website of Environment
Canada, the Canadian government website dedicated to Canadian
weather.
Visit them here...
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