Is winter cold in Canada? What is the lowest temperature in Toronto? How long does winter last?

The average temperature in Toronto in winter is -7℃ - 0℃.

The average daytime temperature is 0℃. It is recommended to wear thick and warm clothes such as cotton coats, winter coats, leather jackets, outer coats, thick sweaters, leather hats, leather gloves, and leather jackets.

The average nighttime temperature is -7℃. It is recommended to wear thick and warm clothes such as cotton coats, winter coats, leather jackets, thick woolen coats, felt hats, gloves, down jackets, and leather jackets. February in Toronto is the dry season with less precipitation, so it is recommended to replenish water.

Due to the influence of westerly winds, most of Canada has a continental temperate coniferous forest climate. The temperature is slightly lower in the east, the climate in the south is moderate, the climate in the west is mild and humid, and the north has a frigid tundra climate. The Arctic Archipelago is severely cold all year round. The highest temperature in the central and western regions reaches over 40°C, and the lowest temperature in the north is as low as -60°C.

Canada is divided into six time zones. When Beijing time (East 8th zone) is 00:00, the Canadian time is: Newfoundland time zone (Western 4th zone, such as St. John's) 12: 30, Atlantic Time Zone (West Zone 4, such as Halifax) 12:00, Eastern Time Zone (West Zone 5, such as Ottawa) 11:00, Central Time Zone (West Zone 6, such as Winnipeg) 10:00, Mountain Time Zone (West Zone 7, such as Edmonton) 09:00, Pacific Time Zone (West Zone 8, such as Vancouver) 08:00.