im from ny nd i've been thinking of moving to canada so i was just curious. my mom use to live there when she was going to college nd i use to visit there when i was real young. but i just ...
So, I'm going to Montreal on august 16th with my mom. She's gonna be in meetings all week and my birthday is the 22nd. She might be finished by then but does anyone have any ideas as to ...
I got the usual list but if theres any hidden gems I would be grateful for your recommendations. Especially anything photographic as I'm big on photography :)...
I hear yes and no, I'd be driving from buffalo airport, staying on niagara falls canadian side and driving back. any web links or phone numbers i can call?...
if so why i hear people say that all the time. I was born and raised in indiana (i am 15) and when i grow up i would really love to live in canada nothing against the u.s but they do a lot of stuff ...
Oh yeah. We get temperatures as hot as the southern US in the summer. Literally, I have travelled to Vegas and came home to hotter weather than there was when we were there. Plus, we tend to have a lot of humidity, which makes it feel even hotter. From mid-May to the end of August, the temperatures range from around 20-40 degrees (70-100 Fahrenheit) in the southern areas of Canada. However, we really deal with extremes. Our winters are what we tend to complain about.
old lady
Dear Bouncing:
That depends on where you go. Canada is a huge country and in some parts of the country, it's hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk (literally - it was done as a TV stunt and it worked) and in other places, you can ski on the glaciers in the middle of summer. So it all depends which part of that great country you choose. But it's all beautiful.
thinkingtime
Yes.
ilybirdie ツ
Yeah.
Especially in the prairies!
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Yes it is HOT
Kt P
I don't know about the rest of Canada, but I know for sure the Prairies can get up to +42 degrees, and in BC it can get worse in the Southern parts. It gets gruelling.
like anything it depends on where you live. I've lived on all three coasts and generally speaking they were cooler than the interior of the country.
It may be generally stated that summers in Canada are usually between 20 C and 40 C depending on location.
Q&A
Yes.
And some of the people said it gets 42 degrees but I'm guessing you live in the USA so that is equal to about 108
kenoplayer
It sure is!!
Christina
Especially in July more than 35 C and humid, so the sweat you exude does not cool you down.
Dead Day Afternoon
Too hot, eh.
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what do you think nooo we ride on polar bears and live in igloos its always cold here
if your comming to visit bring a parka and hot paws because trust me i dont even get why they call it summer there is snow here all year round EVERYWHERE in canada
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