December 1995 snowfall exceeded 200 cm around the southern end of Georgian Bay and the eastern end of Lake Superior. Through the November-December period these areas received 250 cm to 350 cm. Heaviest amounts were in the regions near Lake Superior and those around the mouth of the St. Lawrence, each of which received in excess of 125 cm. The numbers indicate degrees Celsius by which the temperature departs from normal. The animation steps through the data in 10-day increments.
Values shown are departure from normal in millimetres.
The animation steps through the data in 10-day increments. Risk of extreme weather during La Nina. Insufficient data over gray shaded areas. Some of the material on this page originates with organizations not subject to the Official Languages Act and is only available in the language in which it was written.