Climate battle: Canadian capital cities (POLL) (month, winters, coldest, heat)

[Forever96]

I love all the climates in Eastern Canada however I prefer the maritime provinces. I choose Halifax, Nova Scotia would be nice if the summers was a little warmer for more intense thunderstorm action. Its an A climate all of Eastern Canada is bar the extremely cold north.

[EverBlack]

Ottawa: winters are very cold, summers are a bit warm. Precipitation is good. C-.
Edmonton: winters are very cold (record lows are crazy) and dry, summers are good and wet. D.
Victoria: very good temperatures year-round, but many months are dry. B-.
Winnipeg: winters are extremely cold and dry (only 113 cm of snow), summers are good. D-.
Fredericton: winters are very cold, summers are warm and it's wet year-round. C.
St. John's: winters are cold and cloudy, summers are perfect and it's very wet year-round. B-.
Halifax: winters are cold, summers are good and it's very wet year-round. B-.
Toronto: winters are mildly cold, summers are warm (especially during the night) and it's wet year-round. C.
Charlottetown: winters are very cold, summers are good and it's very wet year-round. C.
Quebec City: winters are frigid, summers are warm and it's very wet year-round. D.
Regina: winters are frigid and dry, summers are warm and wetter. D-.
Yellowknife: winters are unlivable. F.
Iqaluit: winters are unlivable + windy, and on top of that, summers are cold. F-.
Whitehorse: winters are "mild" for the latitude but still extremely cold with crazy cold waves, it's dry and summers are cool. F+.

I don't know whether I should Prefer Victoria or St. John's. Victoria has better temperatures but St. John's has better precipitation.

My favourite climate in Canada is Prince Rupert

[atsizat]

Originally Posted by EverBlack

Ottawa: winters are very cold, summers are a bit warm. Precipitation is good. C-.
Edmonton: winters are very cold (record lows are crazy) and dry, summers are good and wet. D.
Victoria: very good temperatures year-round, but many months are dry. B-.
Winnipeg: winters are extremely cold and dry (only 113 cm of snow), summers are good. D-.
Fredericton: winters are very cold, summers are warm and it's wet year-round. C.
St. John's: winters are cold and cloudy, summers are perfect and it's very wet year-round. B-.
Halifax: winters are cold, summers are good and it's very wet year-round. B-.
Toronto: winters are mildly cold, summers are warm (especially during the night) and it's wet year-round. C.
Charlottetown: winters are very cold, summers are good and it's very wet year-round. C.
Quebec City: winters are frigid, summers are warm and it's very wet year-round. D.
Regina: winters are frigid and dry, summers are warm and wetter. D-.
Yellowknife: winters are unlivable. F.
Iqaluit: winters are unlivable + windy, and on top of that, summers are cold. F-.
Whitehorse: winters are "mild" for the latitude but still extremely cold with crazy cold waves, it's dry and summers are cool. F+.

I don't know whether I should Prefer Victoria or St. John's. Victoria has better temperatures but St. John's has better precipitation.

My favourite climate in Canada is Prince Rupert

Are you sure it's your favourite climate in Canada? It seems a bit too wet

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by atsizat

Are you sure it's your favourite climate in Canada? It seems a bit too wet

I love rain

[ilovemycomputer90]

So many good ones to choose from. I went with St. John's.

[wawa1992]

Toronto. Victoria is too warm in winter and the rest are too cold year round. Toronto manages to nail the perfect winter, but summers are a bit lacking. At least it's a Dfa and not Dfb.

[Kaleetan]

Victoria's the only good climate on here.

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by Kaleetan

Victoria's the only good climate on here.

It's mild in the winter, dry and sunny in the summer. I prefer Vancouver because summer is wetter.

[Caleb Yeung]

St. John's.

[HeathMan]

Originally Posted by Kaleetan

Victoria's the only good climate on here.

Ironically for me it is the worst by far of the lot. Anyway I would like to know who voted for Iqaluit, for sure he/she is a harsh cold lover...