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Fall In Canada Is All Over The Place With A 35 C Difference Between The Hot & Cold Spots

It's already -9.8 C in some parts of the country! đŸ„¶

Grab your winter coat and your sunglasses, too! Fall in Canada is all over the place right now and the country’s hottest and coldest spots have a huge temperature difference.

The new season has officially kicked-off, but Canada’s fall conditions are anything but consistent.

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35 C The difference between Canada's hot and cold spots

At around 11 a.m. on September 28, it was a toasty 25.2 degrees in Ingonish Beach, Nova Scotia. 

At the same time, Resolute Airport in Nunavut recorded below-freezing conditions as low as -9.8 C. 

This means there’s a temperature difference of 35 C between these hot and cold spots, which is pretty significant!

While temperatures above 20 C were recorded in cities like Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal on Monday morning, it was much cooler elsewhere.

In Regina and Saskatoon, temperatures failed to climb above 5 C before 11 a.m. 

While it’s pretty pleasant right now, the long-range forecast predicts that we’re all in for a long, cold and snowy winter. 

Prepare to wrap up warm, Canada!

*This article's cover image is for illustrative purposes only.