White River at -58c, which would be the coldest if it wasn't for Snag, Yukon at -62.8c, but Snag is not the home of Winnie the Pooh.
The Yukon holds the record for the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada -63 degrees Celsius.
Not at all. Jamaica is warm with very little temperature variation. Canada is cold with a very large temperature variation.
January 17, 1982 was deemed "Cold Sunday" as a cold front came in from Canada, plunging the US into icy temperatures, and setting all-time record lows. The coldest temperature recorded that day in the United States was in Tower, Minnesota where the temperature was −52 °F (−47 °C).
Alaska is the most coldest state in the US. So yes it does snow a lot
It was set at minus 31 degrees F at Nowata on 10 February 2011.
What is a "tempacha?" By any chance, do you mean temperature, as in how hot or cold it is in Canada? Please clarify by spell checking, then improve the question. If you do mean "temperature," are you asking the current temperature, or average temperature during a specific time of year. Perhaps someone can answer that for you.
It can pull cold air down from Canada to the U.S and pull warm air up to Canada.
Canada is a cold cold cold cold cold cold cold cold cold cold cold cold cold place
Anywhere along the pacific ocean rarely goes below freezing in winter
in the winter the temperature is normally 13 - 19 degrees Celsius and in the summer the temperature is normally 23 - 33 degrees Celsius the record temperature for Christchurch and New Zealand is 42 degrees Celsius
Yellowknife has very cold winters and mild to warm summers. The lowest temperature in Yellowknife ever recorded was -60* F on January 31,1947.
Normal body temperature is 98.6 degrees F and any outdoor temperature below 32 degrees F when joined with even modest winds can be defined as cold. Imagine the record low of minus 80 degrees with a brisk wind and you will know what cold can be.