Newfoundland's weather is best described as spontaneous! It can range from mildly surprising to downright unpredictable. The only thing that you can be sure of is the fog...all year round. Newfoundland's Grand Banks is the foggiest place in the world; its the meeting place for the cold Labrador Current from the north and the Gulf Stream from the south. You can tune into the weather any time of the year and hear a warning for RDF (Rain, Drizzle and Fog).
Of all the major Canadian cities, St John's is the foggiest (124 days) the snowiest (359 cm) the wettest (1514 mm) the windiest (24.3 km/h average speed) and the cloudiest (1497 hours of sunshine). St John's has one of the mildest winters in Canada (third mildest city after Victoria and Vancouver), yet has the most freezing rain days of any major Canadian city!
Well, I am sure you get sun too :)
ReplyDeletewe get little bits of sun :)
DeleteI'll stick with Ontario weather thanks lol.
ReplyDeletelol you sure?
DeleteDoesn't sound like a very mild winter. And they say Seattle never sees then sun!
ReplyDeletewe ocasionally see the sun :)
DeleteThat's my fave climate!!!! I loved living in the Pacific NW of the USA, just down the road or a ferry ride from BC.
ReplyDeletewe're a little colder than BC :)
Deletesounds like here
ReplyDeleteThe Oregon coast was always foggy, but not to that extent.
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DeleteI love the sound of your weather, well it sounds interesting at the very least!
ReplyDeletethere are times you can see all 4 seasons in one day
DeleteHow interesting, I live in the desert mountains of California and I sure could do with some of that weather. A couple of my best blogger friends live in Nova Scotia.
ReplyDeleteI could use a little California weather right about now
DeleteHmmm-I think there is a great commercial for traveling there in your words:)
ReplyDelete:) I love it here
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