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Though Canada has more snow, we still get hot summers and humidity.

In the year of 2010, there was no snow in the winter for port coquitlam due to global warming.

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In the summer is Canada hotter or is the US hotter?

In general, the United States tends to be hotter in the summer compared to Canada. The southern regions of the US experience higher temperatures due to their proximity to the equator, while Canada's cooler climate is influenced by its northern latitude and proximity to the Arctic.


What is the average temperature in Canada in summer?

The average summer temperature in Canada varies depending on the region. In southern Canada, average summer temperatures range from 20-25°C (68-77°F), while in northern Canada temperatures can range from 10-15°C (50-59°F). Overall, Canada experiences a wide range of temperatures in summer due to its vast size and diverse landscapes.


Deo juvante we will endure this long hot summer?

"With the help of God, we will persevere through this challenging long and hot summer."


Why can it be hot where you live during the summer?

It can be hot where you live during the summer because the Earth's tilt causes the sun's rays to hit your area more directly, increasing temperatures. Additionally, longer daylight hours in the summer allow for more time for the sun to heat up the atmosphere. High pressure systems and urban heat islands can also contribute to hotter summer temperatures.


What is the temperature on a summer day?

Probably hot. How hot depends where you are. Hot summer days in northern Siberia are not as hot as hot summer days in the Sahara.In degrees Celsius, in the UK anything over 20C would be considered pleasant, 25C would be thought hot, 30C would be very hot.