Climate Introduction of Ten Provinces Studying in Canada

The ten provinces in Canada are BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia from west to east. Climate characteristics of BC province: BC province in Canada is different from other provinces in Canada. Adjacent to the Pacific Ocean, affected by the Pacific warm current. Formed the Mediterranean climate. The climate and latitude here are similar to those in Britain. It is warm in winter and cool in summer, with mild climatic conditions and comfortable living. It's like the south of China, with more rain and less snow, moist air and the coldest temperature above zero. It is one of the best provinces in Canada.

Alberta: Alberta has a pleasant climate, especially in summer, with an average temperature of about 15 degrees Celsius. The climate in winter is much colder, and the temperature in the north can sometimes drop to MINUS 20 degrees. Although the best season for traveling is summer in June, July and August, the first-class ski resorts in Banff and Jasper also attract many tourists.

Saskatchewan: The climate here is relatively dry, which varies greatly from region to region. The average temperature is 25 degrees Celsius in summer and minus 25 degrees Celsius in winter. Although it is cold in winter, it is sunny, which is one of the regions in North America that receive the most sunshine. Winter in Saskatchewan is very cold, sometimes the temperature is over 40 degrees below zero. This kind of weather makes people feel the same as that in Heilongjiang, China. Different provinces in Canada have different climates, but Vancouver has a mild winter. Winter in Saskatchewan is really cold and long. It can be described as dripping into ice.

Manitoba: Manitoba has a continental climate with long cold winters and hot summers. It is one of the provinces with the longest sunshine hours in Canada. The summer temperature in Winnipeg, the provincial capital, is around 25~26℃. The average temperature in the afternoon of August is 25 degrees Celsius, and the daytime temperature in winter is generally above 0 degrees Celsius. The lowest temperature in winter can reach -24℃. Take Brandon for example. What is the average temperature in January? 18.4℃, and the average temperature in June 18℃.

Ontario:

Winter? 65438+February 2 1 to March 19

The climate is cold in winter. It often snows. In winter months (1 February,1month and February), the temperature in most parts of China is usually 0? Below C. The temperature in some parts of the province can be reduced to -25? In most parts of Ontario, from mid-February to mid-March, there will be snow on the ground. The closer to the north, the longer and colder the winter.

Spring? 20 March-20 June

Spring is the rainy season in most parts of Ontario. Throughout the season, the temperature rises during the day and stays cool at night. In March, April and early May, the average daytime temperature is about 12? Around C.

Summer? June 2 1 to September 2 1

Summer begins on June 2 1, but for most people in Ontario, July and August are the main months of summer. In most parts of this country, the weather is very hot in summer. In southern Ontario, the daytime temperature is usually as high as 20? Above c, even often rises to 30? C. Therefore, summer is very hot and humid. You can hear warnings on TV and radio about health problems caused by extreme heat, sunshine and smoke.

Autumn (also known as autumn)-September 22nd to 65438+February 20th.

Autumn, or autumn as it is customarily called, begins in September. The weather turned cold, and the leaves of many trees changed color and fell to the ground. Besides, it even rains at this time of year. In some parts of southern Ontario, it may start to snow in late October. Is the average daytime temperature 10 in most parts of this province? C to 12? C, and it will gradually become lower as winter approaches. Autumn includes September, October and November.

Quebec: January is the coldest time of the year. The average daily temperature is-10.4? C, the average minimum temperature reaches-14.9? C. Because it is often windy in winter, the somatosensory temperature is much lower than the actual temperature, so the local weather forecast often takes the wind cooling into account. The hottest month in a year is July, with an average daily temperature of 20.9? C, the average daily maximum temperature is 26.3? C the lowest temperature recorded in history appeared at 1957 65438+ 10/5, which was -37.8? C. The highest temperature appears in 1 August 9751,which is 37.6? C. The climate with moderate and high humidity is common in summer. The monthly rainfall in spring and autumn is between 55 and 94 mm. There is a little snowfall in spring and autumn.

Newfoundland: It belongs to temperate continental climate (sub-frigid coniferous forest climate). The Labrador cold current runs south along the east coast, with mild winters and extremely cool summers. In winter, affected by the continental air mass (windy in the eastern coast), the average temperature in 65438+1October is -4 ~-9℃, and the weather is changeable; In summer, affected by the Atlantic air mass, the average temperature in July is 10 ~ 15℃, and the eastern coast is foggy. The annual precipitation is 1000 ~ 1500mm, and the precipitation is even in all seasons, so it is suitable for people to live in.

New Brunswick: Compared with the climate in its coastal areas, the inland climate of New Brunswick has four distinct seasons. The main climate type is temperate maritime climate, which is humid, windy and foggy. 1 Monthly average temperature-15℃, July average temperature is 22℃, and August and September are the best tourist seasons. Winter is cold, the annual snowfall is 100 inch, and the highest and lowest temperatures in a year are between 32 degrees and MINUS 34 degrees. There is neither the cold in northern Canada nor the heat in southern America. It's sunny here with four distinct seasons. From vibrant spring and colorful summer to fruitful autumn and snowy winter, colorful scenes decorate the four seasons life of New Brunswick people.

Prince Edward Island: The warm seawater of St. Lawrence Bay makes the climate of Prince Edward Island milder than that of mainland Canada, making up for the humid climate here all the year round. The average annual rainfall on the island is 868 mm, and the snowfall is 340 cm. The average temperature here is minus 7 degrees Celsius (19 degrees Fahrenheit) in January and 19 degrees Celsius (67 degrees Fahrenheit) in July. The summer here is warm and humid, and the temperature is generally kept at 20 degrees Celsius, and the highest can reach 30 degrees. July and August are the warmest and driest seasons of the year. It's very cold in Prince Edward Island in winter, and the temperature generally ranges from minus 3 degrees to minus 1 1 degree. It began to snow in June, 165438+ 10, until the following April. Due to the winter snowstorm, schools and enterprises all over the world often have to stop classes or close for a period of time. Spring brings life to the island. From the end of May to the beginning of June, the temperature here will rise from 8 degrees to 22 degrees. Prince Island is sunny in autumn, warm in the afternoon in September and cool at night.

Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia is located in the north temperate zone. Although it is almost surrounded by water, its climate is continental, not maritime. However, the extreme temperature of continental climate is also relieved by the ocean. Due to the offshore, Nova Scotia has a warm, humid and rainy climate, with a frost-free period of 140 every year, which is considered as a warm province in Canada. Nova Scotia is the warmest province in Canada with pleasant seasons. Compared with other parts of Canada, Nova Scotia has warm winters and cool summers. The climate is similar to that of new york, Boston and Dalian in China. Nova Scotia has been rated as one of the most livable places in the world in many geographical magazines in the world.