Weather in Canada

• All Year
• Autumn
• Winter
• Spring
• Summer

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures #

• Vancouver stands out with the mildest winter temperatures, remaining mostly above the discomfort zone, while Winnipeg experiences the coldest winters with temperatures frequently in the discomfort zone

• Cities like Toronto, Mississauga, and Hamilton generally have similar temperature patterns, peaking in comfort during the summer months

• Edmonton tends to have cooler temperatures compared to cities further south, particularly during the winter

• Most cities reach comfortable temperatures during July and August.

Conditions #

• All cities listed have consistently recorded zero sunshine hours throughout the year, indicating a uniformly overcast climate across the board.

• However, the levels of precipitation vary significantly, with Vancouver experiencing the highest rainfall, peaking at 0.52 inches in November. Calgary, on the other hand, shows the lowest precipitation, with a maximum of only 0.18 inches in June, highlighting its relatively drier weather compared to other major Canadian cities.

Daylight Hours #

• The cities exhibit significant variation in sunrise, sunset, and day length throughout the year. Notably, Calgary enjoys the longest day length at 16 hours and 28 minutes in June, while Edmonton follows closely behind at 16 hours and 57 minutes during the same period.

• Conversely, December brings the shortest day lengths, with Winnipeg experiencing an extremely brief day lasting only 8 hours and 10 minutes. Meanwhile, Quebec City has the earliest sunrise overall at 4:51 in June, illustrating the diverse daylight experiences across these Canadian cities.