People living in Canada - what’s it like?

[Anonymous]

Does it ever get warm? Like do you have actual summers?

and what’s it like?

[Guardian45]

Canada has all four seasons fully. Summertime (June to September) is typically hot, but NOT too humid. Temperatures can reach 40°C, but are rare; normal hot weather might be 30 to 35°C.
Wintertime depending on where you live can be as cold as -40°C but are rare; normal cold weather might be -5 to -20°C. Geography plays a large factor in temperature and weather. About 90% of the Canadian population lives within 300 Km of the American border at our south. Travel distances can be immense. Nature and wilderness are vast here, hence the reason Canada is the second biggest country in the world. Ask me any Qs you like.

[Redstang88]

Of course it gets hot. It’s regularly well over 30° in the summer, and where I live now it only goes below freezing a couple days a year

[Asker]

Where is that?

[Redstang88]

West coast

[Asker]

I see

[AmeerX]

It does have lush green in summers but it's cold as heck year round

[Redstang88]

35 is cold?

[AmeerX]

@Redstang88 no minus 35 is cold

[Redstang88]

Agreed. But the question was does it get hot summers

[AmeerX]

@Redstang88 well, it's a snow country. I don't know, 😶