因為時差，同香港睇波習慣好唔同
日頭唔使做野咩？出街買餸都要啦
其實英國有咩野優勝過加拿大？
你點解係耶穌
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負40度喎， are you sure？
佢都話加拿大好過英國好多
佢咁有錢，係加拿大溫哥華多倫多宜啲地方生活梗係無問題
屋都可能輕鬆買到幾棟
用溫哥華多倫多黎同倫敦比真係加拿大好好多
如果拎二三線城市比，又唔同講法
窮人非專才去加拿大，真係要睇得好開
屋都可能輕鬆買到幾棟
用溫哥華多倫多黎同倫敦比真係加拿大好好多
如果拎二三線城市比，又唔同講法
窮人非專才去加拿大，真係要睇得好開
佢最後去左多倫多
想問uk天氣係咪多數陰天？日照時間黎講係咪加拿大比較多？
天氣真係好影響心情 想去個多d陽光既地方
天氣真係好影響心情 想去個多d陽光既地方https://www.weather-atlas.com/en/canada-climate
The climate of Canada
Canada has a mainly cold climate, with short, warm summers and long, frigid winters. The northern and central portions experience a subarctic climate (Köppen climate classification ET, Dfc). The extreme south is mostly humid continental (Köppen Dfa, Dfb), a small portion of which is a cold semi-arid desert (Köppen BSk). The southwestern Pacific coast has an oceanic climate (Köppen Cfb, Cfc). Canada lies in North America and shares a vast border with the United States in the south and Alaska in the northwest. The Pacific Ocean lies in the west, the Arctic in the north, and the Atlantic in the east. The high latitudes, lack of mountains to shield polar air masses, and cold currents are the main factors that influence the climate.
Three oceans together give Canada the longest coastline in the world spread over 151,000 miles. The Labrador current keeps the Atlantic coast colder than the Pacific coast. The landscape is diverse with mountains, plateaus, swamps, and consists of the largest freshwater lakes in the world. The Rocky Mountains block air masses from the west, while the Great Prairies to the east of the mountains have large populations due to warm conditions. Cold air from Siberia, the Siberian Express, brings extreme cold to the northwest. The winter temperatures are below freezing in much of Canada, except for British Columbia in the south. The western slopes of the Rocky Mountains receive up to 2032mm (80") of annual rainfall, and the climate is humid. Chinook winds at the foot of the mountains occasionally raise temperatures in the winter.
The Arctic regions up to Hudson Bay in the north have short summers of three months. Ice and permafrost dominate the Arctic region of Canada. The northwest region, including Yukon, sees warm summers with cool nights. The Great Plains in the Midwest occasionally experience temperatures above 37.8°C (100°F) in the summer. Precipitation is to the tune of 508mm (20") annually, but the plains see violent snowstorms in the winter. The Pacific coast has bright summers, with sea temperatures mild at best. The Great Lakes region in the south receives more than 1016mm (40") of rainfall annually and is prone to heavy snowfall. The east coast is mild and rainy in the summer, with periods of sunny weather. Winters are long, cold, and snowy in the eastern provinces. The mixing of cold and warm currents creates frequent fog near Newfoundland, particularly in the Grand Banks area.
Much of the upper half of Canada has only two seasons. Summers are short and warm, with cool nights. Winters are long and cold, with heavy snowfall and year-round snow cover. The Canadian Prairie is continental, with harsh winters that see temperatures below -40°C (-40°F). The regions in the temperate zone experience all four seasons. The average high temperatures range between 25°C (77°F) to 30°C (86°F) in the southern interior lands. Heat can exceed 40°C (104°F) in the hinterland during the hot season. The east and west coast has daily high temperatures above 21.1°C (70°F) in the summer. The annual rainfall in Canada varies from 508mm (20") in the arid regions to 2032mm (80") in the mountains. The southern temperate regions receive up to 1016mm (40") of rainfall evenly throughout the year. Snowfall is abundant in the north, which receives the least sunshine of fewer than 1500 hours annually. Mount Fidelity in Glacier National Park, in British Columbia, receives 14097mm (555") of snow annually. Snow remains on the ground for more than 250 days in many places. The Great Prairies witness ample annual sunshine of more than 2300 hours.
The climate of Canada
Canada has a mainly cold climate, with short, warm summers and long, frigid winters. The northern and central portions experience a subarctic climate (Köppen climate classification ET, Dfc). The extreme south is mostly humid continental (Köppen Dfa, Dfb), a small portion of which is a cold semi-arid desert (Köppen BSk). The southwestern Pacific coast has an oceanic climate (Köppen Cfb, Cfc). Canada lies in North America and shares a vast border with the United States in the south and Alaska in the northwest. The Pacific Ocean lies in the west, the Arctic in the north, and the Atlantic in the east. The high latitudes, lack of mountains to shield polar air masses, and cold currents are the main factors that influence the climate.
Three oceans together give Canada the longest coastline in the world spread over 151,000 miles. The Labrador current keeps the Atlantic coast colder than the Pacific coast. The landscape is diverse with mountains, plateaus, swamps, and consists of the largest freshwater lakes in the world. The Rocky Mountains block air masses from the west, while the Great Prairies to the east of the mountains have large populations due to warm conditions. Cold air from Siberia, the Siberian Express, brings extreme cold to the northwest. The winter temperatures are below freezing in much of Canada, except for British Columbia in the south. The western slopes of the Rocky Mountains receive up to 2032mm (80") of annual rainfall, and the climate is humid. Chinook winds at the foot of the mountains occasionally raise temperatures in the winter.
The Arctic regions up to Hudson Bay in the north have short summers of three months. Ice and permafrost dominate the Arctic region of Canada. The northwest region, including Yukon, sees warm summers with cool nights. The Great Plains in the Midwest occasionally experience temperatures above 37.8°C (100°F) in the summer. Precipitation is to the tune of 508mm (20") annually, but the plains see violent snowstorms in the winter. The Pacific coast has bright summers, with sea temperatures mild at best. The Great Lakes region in the south receives more than 1016mm (40") of rainfall annually and is prone to heavy snowfall. The east coast is mild and rainy in the summer, with periods of sunny weather. Winters are long, cold, and snowy in the eastern provinces. The mixing of cold and warm currents creates frequent fog near Newfoundland, particularly in the Grand Banks area.
Much of the upper half of Canada has only two seasons. Summers are short and warm, with cool nights. Winters are long and cold, with heavy snowfall and year-round snow cover. The Canadian Prairie is continental, with harsh winters that see temperatures below -40°C (-40°F). The regions in the temperate zone experience all four seasons. The average high temperatures range between 25°C (77°F) to 30°C (86°F) in the southern interior lands. Heat can exceed 40°C (104°F) in the hinterland during the hot season. The east and west coast has daily high temperatures above 21.1°C (70°F) in the summer. The annual rainfall in Canada varies from 508mm (20") in the arid regions to 2032mm (80") in the mountains. The southern temperate regions receive up to 1016mm (40") of rainfall evenly throughout the year. Snowfall is abundant in the north, which receives the least sunshine of fewer than 1500 hours annually. Mount Fidelity in Glacier National Park, in British Columbia, receives 14097mm (555") of snow annually. Snow remains on the ground for more than 250 days in many places. The Great Prairies witness ample annual sunshine of more than 2300 hours.
Canada's record high temperature is 45°C (113°F), set at Yellow Grass, Saskatchewan, on July 5, 1937. The record for the lowest temperature is -52.8°C (-63°F), set at Snag, Yukon, on February 3, 1947.
The best time to visit Canada
The best time to visit Canada, especially in the south and central provinces, is during late summer and early autumn between August and September.
A colorful landscape with wildflowers, trees, and abundant colorful maples are a highlight of the autumn, which has milder temperatures than the peak of the summer. Late spring to early summer from May to June is also a favorable period in the bottom half of the country. Peak summer in July sees high temperatures in the south but is comfortable in the northern arctic and subarctic regions. The Indian summer is a warm and peaceful period that sometimes lasts until October.
The best time to visit Canada
The best time to visit Canada, especially in the south and central provinces, is during late summer and early autumn between August and September.
A colorful landscape with wildflowers, trees, and abundant colorful maples are a highlight of the autumn, which has milder temperatures than the peak of the summer. Late spring to early summer from May to June is also a favorable period in the bottom half of the country. Peak summer in July sees high temperatures in the south but is comfortable in the northern arctic and subarctic regions. The Indian summer is a warm and peaceful period that sometimes lasts until October.
其實Calgary緯度同vancouver唔差好遠
Calgary所以比較凍因為內陸(大遍高原)，海拔3500呎以上
如果你係Calgary揸車落Vancouver會發覺自己係山腰揸緊車
而且一路向下行，加拿大最高elevation嘅城市幾乎都係Alberta之內
全部海拔3500 - 5300公尺.... 因為有Chinook wind調節，所以Calgary
通常只凍2星期就會回暖，個人認為Calgary比較Toronto好住些少
(以上全部個人經歷，不喜勿人身攻擊)
Calgary所以比較凍因為內陸(大遍高原)，海拔3500呎以上
如果你係Calgary揸車落Vancouver會發覺自己係山腰揸緊車
而且一路向下行，加拿大最高elevation嘅城市幾乎都係Alberta之內
全部海拔3500 - 5300公尺.... 因為有Chinook wind調節，所以Calgary
通常只凍2星期就會回暖，個人認為Calgary比較Toronto好住些少
(以上全部個人經歷，不喜勿人身攻擊)
邊有人唔泊街架
又花粉又雀屎
有得揀一定泊室內
有得揀一定泊室內
真 同埋有得入場睇波
No parking overnight on most residential streets in Toronto.
Some required an annual permit to park overnight.
Some required an annual permit to park overnight.
Royal Ballet＞＞＞＞＞＞National Ballet of Canada
黃牛定點？
英國有牛劍
要學習囉
而家走難
仲要求咁多咩
不過自己怕凍，同埋加拿大要錢讀書
英國就比 NHS only
而家走難
仲要求咁多咩
不過自己怕凍，同埋加拿大要錢讀書
英國就比 NHS only
倫敦明明無大家講到落雨落得咁誇張
就算落雨既日子都勁快出太陽
天氣變得勁快
唔好再講落雨搞到d人唔敢尼
利申 爭d因為咁無尼到英國
就算落雨既日子都勁快出太陽
天氣變得勁快
唔好再講落雨搞到d人唔敢尼
利申 爭d因為咁無尼到英國
就算陰天既日子總有陽光
英國風大 所以天氣變化好大
成日都一邊落雨一邊晴天
一日經歷4種天氣
我反而覺得有變化幾好
陽光係溫暖既
落雨又唔會太大雨
已經慣左唔擔姐
同埋係偏乾
唔潮濕
英國風大 所以天氣變化好大
成日都一邊落雨一邊晴天
一日經歷4種天氣
我反而覺得有變化幾好
陽光係溫暖既
落雨又唔會太大雨
已經慣左唔擔姐
同埋係偏乾
唔潮濕
連登仔咁積極反英國
證明可以放心過去
證明可以放心過去
唔太認同…
就算wfh係屋企都曬到乜咁要搽防曬…
尤其飯廳位有天窗…
佢係成日陰天但都有太陽wo
Anyway英國天氣真係一樣好有爭議性既話題
個個感受都唔同既
就算wfh係屋企都曬到乜咁要搽防曬…
尤其飯廳位有天窗…
佢係成日陰天但都有太陽wo
Anyway英國天氣真係一樣好有爭議性既話題
個個感受都唔同既
英超季票難唔難買？