TorontoOntario
12°January-1°/-7°
July27°/18°
Precip / yr831 mm
MontréalQuebec
8°January-6°/-15°
July26°/15°
Precip / yr1012 mm
CalgaryAlberta
-3°January-1°/-13°
July23°/10°
Precip / yr418 mm
OttawaOntario
7°January-6°/-14°
July27°/16°
Precip / yr921 mm
EdmontonAlberta
-5°January-6°/-15°
July23°/12°
Precip / yr456 mm
WinnipegManitoba
9°January-11°/-21°
July26°/14°
Precip / yr522 mm
MississaugaOntario
12°January-2°/-9°
July27°/16°
Precip / yr786 mm
VancouverBritish Columbia
3°January7°/1°
July22°/14°
Precip / yr1191 mm
BramptonOntario
12°January-2°/-11°
July27°/13°
Precip / yr876 mm
HamiltonOntario
14°January-2°/-9°
July27°/15°
Precip / yr929 mm
SurreyBritish Columbia
2°January6°/1°
July21°/13°
Precip / yr2010 mm
QuébecQuebec
7°January-7°/-17°
July25°/14°
Precip / yr1177 mm
Climate normals for every city
Ontario
7Quebec
3British Columbia
3Saskatchewan
2Nova Scotia
1Climate normals
What is a climate normal?
A climate normal is a 30-year average of observations at a weather station. It describes what a place's weather is usually like, which is different from any single year — think of it as the baseline today's forecast plays against. The normals on these pages are Environment and Climate Change Canada's 1981–2010 station normals, taken from the nearest station with a complete record.