Posted on: 04-07-05 03:21:24
Hi,
My family will landing in Toronto in december 2005, I have two kids ages 13 and 6. I want to know how cold is Toronto in winter and what kind of warm clothes should I be prepared for?
I know its a bad timing but I do have a second option of landing in March 2006. Any suggestions please.
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My family will landing in Toronto in december 2005, I have two kids ages 13 and 6. I want to know how cold is Toronto in winter and what kind of warm clothes should I be prepared for?
I know its a bad timing but I do have a second option of landing in March 2006. Any suggestions please.
Please use the Search in Charcha link to search for older threads.
In brief - December is not a bad month in Toronto.
Usually, it doesn't start snowing until the 2nd or 3rd week (Christmas), and even that snow is nothing compared to what follows in Jan - March.
It is of course quite cold at that time, and you will need layered clothing.
You can of course land in March.
Although it is severely cold in March, you will only be a month away from nicer weather, whereas in December you will be staring down the barrel of a long and hard winter
For clothing suggestions, please search the archives.
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IceCream --
Quote:This topic has been covered in details in the past on this forum.
Orginally posted by IceCream
My family will landing in Toronto in december 2005, I have two kids ages 13 and 6. I want to know how cold is Toronto in winter and what kind of warm clothes should I be prepared for?
I know its a bad timing but I do have a second option of landing in March 2006. Any suggestions please.
Please use the Search in Charcha link to search for older threads.
In brief - December is not a bad month in Toronto.
Usually, it doesn't start snowing until the 2nd or 3rd week (Christmas), and even that snow is nothing compared to what follows in Jan - March.
It is of course quite cold at that time, and you will need layered clothing.
You can of course land in March.
Although it is severely cold in March, you will only be a month away from nicer weather, whereas in December you will be staring down the barrel of a long and hard winter
For clothing suggestions, please search the archives.
Thanks for the information Pratickm
WEather Network
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You know you are a desi when ........ You spew forth the virtues of India, but don't want to live there...............You've never had a tanning salon membership
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Rupa kay thermal underwiiyer or baneeyan lekar ana?
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I know Rupa, but she is in bombay and me in gulf so i cannot borrow from her. anyway thanks alot loser. i will ask my relatives to go and meet her in bombay
As far as i have seen, it gets pretty nasty in toronto during winters like -9 degs or -10 degs on some days, but most of the winters will be minuses....add little wind to that and little moisture from lake ontario, so it actually feels way colder than it actually is....
