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In that order. By the time April comes around I want proper warmth! Calgary is still like winter for us, London is OK and has some nice weather with some 20c + days but Atlanta is the clear winner for being much warner than the other two
Calgary is the best in April. I like sharp variations in April and May between sub freezing lows to 70 F afternoons.
Why does everyone keep going on about Calgary being in the 70s in April and May? Calgary doesn't get average highs in the 70s until July! It's truly an awful climate.
Why does everyone keep going on about Calgary being in the 70s in April and May? Calgary doesn't get average highs in the 70s until July! It's truly an awful climate.
Maybe those warm Chinooks? It hit 20c a few days ago.
I don't see a big difference between London and Calgary, both have highs averaging in the 50s,
sure Calgary lows are cooler, lows are always cool, big diurnal range, high and dry.
Maybe those warm Chinooks? It hit 20c a few days ago.
I don't see a big difference between London and Calgary, both have highs averaging in the 50s,
sure Calgary lows are cooler, lows are always cool, big diurnal range, high and dry.
It is a bit misleading, Calgary still has lows below freezing in April whilst London is about 6-7C. Neither city has averages in the 70s but I guess London would average more since it is warmer in general. Also less prone to cold than Calgary would be
Every month in Calgary beats every month in London and Atlanta. Especially the summer months in Atlanta, which April is practically a part of down south. Their April looks like our May, and May is already too hot for me here. The averages don't look too "hot", yes, but keep in mind it's likely to 10F, or 15F hotter a handful of days. London's summers are far better, but the overnight lows are still too warm in London. Calgary's are far cooler, more refreshing.
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Their April looks like our May, and May is already too hot for me here. The averages don't look too "hot", yes, but keep in mind it's likely to 10F, or 15F hotter a handful of days. London's summers are far better, but the overnight lows are still too warm in London. Calgary's are far cooler, more refreshing.
