Weather, seasons and risks · approximate
Know the weather before you move Monthly temperatures, snow, sunshine and the best months to be outside, plus wildfire, flood, extreme heat and smoke risk for each place.
Kitchener-Waterloo Park City Muskoka
-10° 0° 10° 20° J F M A M J J A S O N D Kitchener-Waterloo, Jan: -6°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Feb: -4.3°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Mar: 0.5°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Apr: 7°C Kitchener-Waterloo, May: 13.5°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Jun: 18.3°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Jul: 20°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Aug: 18.3°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Sep: 13.5°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Oct: 7°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Nov: 0.5°C Kitchener-Waterloo, Dec: -4.3°C Park City, Jan: -6°C Park City, Feb: -4.3°C Park City, Mar: 0.5°C Park City, Apr: 7°C Park City, May: 13.5°C Park City, Jun: 18.3°C Park City, Jul: 20°C Park City, Aug: 18.3°C Park City, Sep: 13.5°C Park City, Oct: 7°C Park City, Nov: 0.5°C Park City, Dec: -4.3°C Muskoka, Jan: -10°C Muskoka, Feb: -8°C Muskoka, Mar: -2.5°C Muskoka, Apr: 5°C Muskoka, May: 12.5°C Muskoka, Jun: 18°C Muskoka, Jul: 20°C Muskoka, Aug: 18°C Muskoka, Sep: 12.5°C Muskoka, Oct: 5°C Muskoka, Nov: -2.5°C Muskoka, Dec: -8°C Kitchener-Waterloo Park City Muskoka Approximate average daily temperature by month, in °C, smoothed from January and July averages.
Snow a year 160 cm Sunny days 300 Coldest / warmest month -6° / 20° Month by month
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Cold Cool Comfortable Hot
Best months outside: Jun, Jul, Aug
● Wildfire: Low● Flood: Low● Extreme heat: Low● Air quality: Low
Snow a year 300 cm Sunny days 240 Coldest / warmest month -6° / 20° Month by month
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Cold Cool Comfortable Hot
Best months outside: Jun, Jul, Aug
▲ Wildfire: Moderate● Flood: Low● Extreme heat: Low▲ Air quality: Moderate
Snow a year 250 cm Sunny days 180 Coldest / warmest month -10° / 20° Month by month
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Cold Cool Comfortable Hot
Best months outside: Jun, Jul, Aug
● Wildfire: Low● Flood: Low● Extreme heat: Low● Air quality: Low
Climate figures are approximate averages. Risk levels are illustrative estimates, not official ratings; check government hazard maps (FEMA, NOAA, Natural Resources Canada) and local air-quality data before you buy.