Canadian season?

In Canada, there are four different seasons: winter, spring, summer and autumn.

In winter, most places are very cold, and the temperature is usually below zero degrees Celsius. From about 65438+ February to March or April, snow covered the ground. In the southwest of British Columbia (around Victoria and Vancouver), it rains more than it snows in winter. Depending on where you immigrated from, you may be surprised by the cold and snowfall in Canada's first winter. Put on the right clothes, and you can enjoy the unique beauty of winter in Canada.

Summer, summer from June to September, the weather from warm to hot. The daytime temperature is 20 to 30 degrees Celsius or 68 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. In southern Ontario and Quebec, the weather is usually very humid.

Autumn and spring, autumn and spring are transitional seasons. This means that the weather is getting cold or warm and there is a lot of rain.

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