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Saskatoon in 2015 was characterized by an unusually dry spring and unusually wet fall. Temperatures in summer and fall were above normal. It was the warmest June since 2002.
Subarctic horror show for me. Winters are just brutal, even early spring and late Autumn are freezing cold and summer lows are too cool, along with the highs being too cool for my taste
Never would I live there. Total F failure of a climate. And please tell me those record lows are the real record lows and not the lowest temps from 2015.
Never would I live there. Total F failure of a climate. And please tell me those record lows are the real record lows and not the lowest temps from 2015.
They are from 2015 . The all-time record lows for DJF are -48, -50 and -50 Celsius, respectively. But we don't see temperatures below -40 C very often these days. They used to be far more common before the 1970s.
Those winters are damn cold. Probably too cold for me as well. Shoulder season are terrible, and there is only one month of where the highs are remotely close to "what summer temps" should be, but not for July. More like June. Lows are way too cool.
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. The all-time record lows for DJF are -48, -50 and -50 Celsius, respectively. But we don't see temperatures below -40 C very often these days. They used to be far more common before the 1970s.
