I did a chapter on what the seasons are actually like here in Canada, but it was more of a way for me to debunk stereotypes. So now I'll tell you what each season is actually like. Oh, by the way this is based of what normally happens, this is just the average.
Winter: cold. Winter up here can get really, really, REALLY cold! We also usually get a lot of snow. It can range anywhere from 15cm to 7-8feet. It just kind of accumulates over the Four months of winter that we get(Feels more like six months of winter). Also temperatures can drop to -40(Celsius). So if you come to Canada in the winter, make sure you dress warm. Did I mention that the further north you go from the border the colder it gets and I live relatively close to the border. Just make sure you dress warm.🌨☃️⛄️⛸🎿⛷🏂🇨🇦
Spring: my favourite season. When it's cold enough that there's still snow on the ground, so you are wearing snow pants and boots, but warm enough that you don't need a coat and just head out in a sweater with no hat or scarf because the sun is shining. How I love this season. And I know it plays on the stereotype that we all love maple syrup, but I also love spring because my family heads out to our cabin and sugar shack to make our own maple syrup. Mmmmmmm. It's so much fun. I also love this season because the snow starts melting and it starts to warm up.🌹🌷🌼🌸💐🌻🌺☀️🍁