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How is Montreal's climate overall? I heard it's BITTER cold & lots of snow in winter for months. Is it that cold?
How is it compared to here in NJ/New York City area? Is it lack of sunshine in winter?
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With an average of -10.2C in winter, ranging from about -14 to -6 I would say yes, it's a pretty severe climate. It's winters and gloomy and snowy, so be prepared for lots of the white stuff! Think Minneapolis, but much wetter. NJ/NYC doesn't even compare.
I've actually BEEN to Montreal (and Minneapolis) in the winter and have lived through NYC and Toronto winters and YES Montreal winters felt much colder than Toronto and NYC and as cold as Minneapolis. Brrr.. I'm still happy to visit Montreal in any time of year.
Last edited by minibrings; 12-09-2009 at 03:53 PM..
With an average of -10.2C in winter, ranging from about -14 to -6 I would say yes, it's a pretty severe climate. It's winters and gloomy and snowy, so be prepared for lots of the white stuff! Think Minneapolis, but much wetter. NJ/NYC doesn't even compare.
Trimac.. you should plan your first trip to North America in the winter so you can go back to Australia with lots of piccies of winter! Do you even own a winter coat?
Last edited by minibrings; 12-09-2009 at 03:54 PM..
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