When does it snow in Canada?

Answer 1

Depends where in Canada you live.

In Manitoba usually March but in 2013 it was April so it depends every year.

Americans seem to think it snows all year round in our 'igloo's' but they have no idea about Canada.

Answer 2

because Canada is beside the north pole

and the north pole gets alot of snow

it is in the upper hemisphere and no where near the equator unlike any of the warmer countries such as Mexico

Answer 3

No, not at all. First, it depends on what part of Canada you are in-- some regions, such as the Yukon Territories, do get much more snow and ice than other regions. For example, in Toronto, one of Canada's most important cities, the annual snowfall is said to be about 130 centimeters (about four feet total). And while some years have more snow than others, Canada's climate in the winter features cold weather, but definitely not snow every day.

Answer 4

Canada is a very large country with a wide range of climates. It's fairly safe to say that it snows somewhere in Canada every year, though (in fact, it probably snows in mostplaces in Canada every year).

Answer 5

No, it only snows in cold seasons. Winter.

Answer 6

of course, all the time in the winter. hope this helps you out!!

Answer 7

yes, in the winter

Answer 8

yes there is snow in canada