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Where in canada do they have winter for 8 months?

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Where in canada do they have winter for 8 months?

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  1. North west territories  Yukon


  2. All over . It is only safe to come out of the igloos in July and August.

  3. If you're here in Vancouver you get winter all year round....it's currently the month of June-uary.  When's summer gonna come back??

  4. Winter is a calendar event. From Dec 21 to April.  Weather is a bit different.  You can get snow 12 months a year in several areas of Canada.  Snow does not mean winter!  Likewise areas of Canada rarely ever get snow.  Parts of Canada, Like Vancouver, you can snow ski in the morning, golf in the afternoon and go sailing in the evening.

  5. Is this a trick question?  Winter is a season and the number of days in the winter season do not increase or decrease based upon locations within the country.

    There are many places throughout the country (primarily northern parts of the country) where it feels as though winter hasn't ended.  That is simply due to an unfortunately cold fall and spring.

  6. Actually, Newfoundland, Canada..where i'm from...has winter for about 8 months, maybe not that long but the only summer months we get, or months without snow, is usually only some of may, june, july, august, september.

  7. They don't.  They have winter for 3 months, just like everybody else.  It just looks like winter for 8 (or more) months at a time in the far northern part.

  8. technically it isn't winter up in the high arctic when it is summer down here in the lower part of the country they follow the same seasons that we do just that there might be snow on the ground in the "summer" up there.  I've been in the high arctic in June and there wasn't much snow on the ground there (lots of energy in 24hrs of light) and it was getting cooler in September but no snow yet.  You might get 7 months of snowy conditions but not 8 months of it.

    The other place besides the arctic is at elevation up on the mountains above the tree line there is usually snow.

  9. me m is very wrong. My parents live in New Brunswick and they had snow from October to the end of May this year. it was a record breaking year with over 6 meters of snow (15 feet).

    It sucks to live there!

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