What is the weather like in Ontario in July?Because I plan on visiting there.Thanks
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Eirenay
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Humid!!!!! Especially if you're visiting southern ontario. It will be like 30 degrees cel, and muggy...and if you're in the city there is usually a nice layer of smog to keep the heat in!
But once the rain comes and cools things off it can be nice.
July is the time to get out of the cities and go up north or to the beaches.
Where are you planning to visit?
And in prep may I say welcome to Ontario!
Cheers
But once the rain comes and cools things off it can be nice.
July is the time to get out of the cities and go up north or to the beaches.
Where are you planning to visit?
And in prep may I say welcome to Ontario!
Cheers
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Never been to Niagra Falls so I don't know for sure... but it can't be too different from down here in Windsor... it's not THAT far up north.
In other words... it's probably quite hot/warm there in July.
In other words... it's probably quite hot/warm there in July.
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Niagara Falls is great! There is so much to see. There's Lundy's Lane which has everything from Ripley's Believe it or Not, to Madame Tussad's Wax Museum. The Falls themselves are gorgeous, and if you get a chance be sure to try the "Maid of the Mist" it takes you along the bottom of the falls.
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hmmm
I'm from Michigan but frequent SW Ontario and my cousin is near Ottawa. All of us are in what is called a humid continental climate. HOT with HIGH humidity is the order of the day.
We just came back from a visit to the Niagara peninsula of Ontario.
It is a positively awesome place to visit!
I'm from Michigan but frequent SW Ontario and my cousin is near Ottawa. All of us are in what is called a humid continental climate. HOT with HIGH humidity is the order of the day.
We just came back from a visit to the Niagara peninsula of Ontario.
It is a positively awesome place to visit!
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