What is the temperature range in year in canada?
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The temperature in Southern Ontario and the prairies can reach to the upper 30's Celcius, and since Canadian territory goes to the north pole, temperatures can fall into the -60 range.
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Canada 9,330,970 sq km, (3,612,187 sq miles)\nRussia 17,075,400 sq km, (6,592,812 sq miles)
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time to move to Canada
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where in canada? Its a big country.
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Currently: 37°\n\nFair\n\nHigh: 40°\nLow: 31°
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The Canadian government site has a weather section. Check it out. It even lists severe weather and weather watches.
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About 72 degrees. This answer was gotten by averaging the monthly temperatures in the table below.
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4.4 degrees celcius (40 Fahrenheit)
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montreal canada, its the best compromise you can have.  In winter you can go ski and its not very far away, in summer we have a lot of festivals (jazz fest, just for laugh (comedy show)...)  we have a lot of trendy store.  It not a super big city like new york but it not a small village. the temperature is not too cold not too hot (-5 to 10 F with wind it can be lower a bit in winter and around 100 F in summer)
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Between 160 and 170 degrees.
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It is to double the C degrees then add 30.  You're right, it's not exact, but pretty close for numbers that could be weather temperatures.
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Depending on the season I have the thermostat set @ 70 F in the winter and about 65 in the summer. It all depends on what you are comfortable with tho.
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The way the seasons work is that the axial tilt of the earth makes the sun directly above different places at different times of year.  On the summer solstice (June ~21, it is directly above the tropic of Cancer, at about 23 degrees of latitude north of the equator.  On the winter solstice (Dec ~21), it is above the tropic of capricorn, or ~23 degrees south of the equator.  This means that the latitude of the sun changes about 46 degrees over the year.  If you're north of the 23 tropic of cancer, that means that the height of the sun at noon can vary more than 45 degrees in the sky (and remember that 90 degrees is the difference between overhead and all the way down on the horizon; so 45 degrees is quite a lot.  However, if you're on the equator, the sun is never more than ~23 degrees from directly overhead at noon.  It still changes 45 degrees, just like everywhere else, but what matters in climate is not how much it moves, but how far the sun get from the zenith (directly overhead) at noon.  On the equator, it is 23 degrees north of the zenith in June, 23 degrees south of the zenith in December, but never more than 23 degrees away from the zenith at noon, no matter what time of year.  So the sun is almost always directly overhead at noon, no matter what the time of year; in other places, the difference in the height of the sun in the sky at noon (which correlates directly with how much light it shines down on you) is much bigger, so the changes from hot to cold are more extreme.\n\nAnother reason is this: in winter, the North Pole is pointing away from the sun, and doesn't see it for 6 months, while in summer, the north pole is pointed at the sun and it doesn't set for 6 months.  It's similar at the south pole, except in the southern hemisphere winter is in June-Sept and summer is from Dec-March.  But everywhere in between in a slight gradation of the pole, depending on how far away you are.  In Canada, up north, the days are very short in winter and very long in the summer.  In Mexico, there is less of a difference between the length of the day in summer and winter.  But on the equator, the day is always exactly 12 hours and the night is always exactly 12 hours.  Because it is half way between the poles, it will always be the intermediate of the two.  So since one of the major causes of the seasons is that a short day makes it cold and a long day makes it warm, the constant day length on the equator leads to less seasonal variation.
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Average January temperature range \nPortland = 33° to 44° F \nPendleton = 25° to 39° F\n\nAverage July temperature range \nPortland = 55° to 79° F\nPendleton = 59° to 88° F\n\nhttp://www.worldalmanacforkids.com/explore/states/oregon.html\n\nAnother site is below for each specific city in Oregon.
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Mine would be in the Upper Rockies with a temp of -20F. When I was in Germany in Kassel on the side of a mountian there it got down to -60C with the Wind Chill factor.
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Arctic Bay in Nunavut is the driest place, the warmest location in Canada is Sumas Canal in British Columbia. Hope this helps!!
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average temperature in the winter is around -72f.  lowest temperature recorded is -129f.  it can feel a lot colder than its actual temperature, because antarctica is not only the coldest, but also the windiest in the world on average.