Yes, there is some snow every winter in just about every part of Canada, with the possible exception of some parts of British Columbia.
Snow can start as early as October and happen as late as May, but December, January, and February are the worst months for snow.
2006-08-18 06:05:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes it snows every winter without fail, just when u think its gone, well it'll dump another 2 meters of snow in may (it has happened before)
I have seen snow as early as october, not that it last very long. There is almost always snow by christmas though. and come february you will be so tired of snow, slush, and freezing rain that you will wonder why you bothered to ask the question here.
2006-08-18 04:53:57
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answered by munky_fuzz_2002 2
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The first snowfalls can be in late Oct. or early Nov., but the heavy stuff that lasts can be anywhere from late Nov. or sometime in December.... I'd say the "worst" months are Jan, Feb and March, but there's so much to do in the winter! If you take advantage of everything you can learn to enjoy the cold and snow. And when spring and summer roll around you appreciate it so much more. The best thing to do is to head up to Quebec city for the winter carnival! So beautiful and the most fun you can have in the winter=)
http://www.carnaval.qc.ca/en/index.asp
2006-08-14 17:36:16
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answered by Anonymous
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It has not only been warm and comparatively snowless; it has been RECORD warmth and snowlessness this winter (so far) in much of the northern hemisphere; certain facts of which have been stated by prior Answerers. (Montreal had several record warm days in a row in December). Even where there has been a lot of snow (like Colorado and the western plains in the USA) it has been a little warmer than average; in north America only B.C and Washington and Oregon states have suffered severe cold. Whether or not this is the effect of global warming (I think it is), the immediate cause is that the Polar jet stream has not been dipping and undulating as it usually does in the northerm hemisphere winter, even in El Nino years, thus trapping the cold from waving southward. Meteorologists so far have not been able to explain this phenomenom. Meanwhile the southern branch of the jetstream is in location more like that of March and April, causing much earlier than usual tornado activity in the southern USA.
2016-03-27 02:07:02
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answered by ? 4
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Even if there is a snow snow in October, the permanant snow starts the third week of November.
Montreal gets about 225cm of snow each winter and spends more than $50 million Canadian dollars each year to remove it.
Every year we get a bad storm which 24" is accumulated in 24 hours.
2006-08-16 09:44:44
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answered by nonconformiststraightguy 6
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Yes, it snows every winter in Montreal. It usually starts in late November and lasts until about April. We get some pretty nasty snowfalls but it is beautiful. You get accustomed to the cold. We do not live in Igloos, though HAHA...It also makes Christmas soooooo much more special....
2006-08-14 16:57:25
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answered by Anonymous
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It snows every winter all over Canada. Our winter is very long and unpredictable. You can expect to see the first snowfall in November but it's not rare to see some snowfalls in October.
2006-08-15 10:36:41
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answered by nmfrboga 3
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yes, it can start in October
2006-08-15 00:04:17
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answered by biloguide 4
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