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What is a normal year of weather at the nearest station?
Environment and Climate Change Canada publishes climate normals, the 30-year averages (1981–2010) of temperature, rain and snow at each weather station. The check reads the normals at the station nearest the address.
Report check: Weather here. Entry reviewed 20 Oct 2026; each source below shows its own data date.
How a report shows itsample, made-up home
Nearest weather station: 6 km. Normal year: 150 cm of snow, 150 days below 0 °C, 12 days above 30 °C (sample).
Where we read it
- Every Ontario address
Published byEnvironment and Climate Change Canada
What the record is
Normals describe the station's long-run average year: annual snowfall, days below freezing, days above 30 °C, rainfall. The nearest station can be some kilometres away and at a different height.
The report line names the station and its distance and gives the main normals.
Where it runs
This check runs at every Ontario address, from provincial and federal records:
- Canadian Climate Normals, Environment and Climate Change Canada (data date 1981–2010 normals)
Sources
- Canadian Climate Normals, Environment and Climate Change Canada: data date 1981–2010 normals
Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada (Data Server End-use Licence).
Check one address
This check is in the full report, with the other 54 checks, for any Ontario home.
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