Dec · Jan · Feb
Winter (very cold + snowy): wind chill and footing matter
Avg low -18 to -13°C / high -9 to -5°C · Precip days: 12–18 / ~45–80 mm
- • Very cold air and wind can feel harsh.
- • Snow and ice affect walking comfort and traction.
- • Indoor heating makes layers useful.
Suggested outfits
- · Puffer/coat + layers
- · Optional traction
A note for travelers
In winter, traction and staying dry can matter as much as insulation.
Mar · Apr · May
Spring (transition): snowmelt, rain, and big swings
Avg low -8 to 7°C / high 0 to 18°C · Rainy days: 8–13 / ~55–95 mm
- • March can still feel very winter-like.
- • Slush and wet sidewalks are common during melt periods.
- • Layers are the most efficient strategy.
Suggested outfits
- · Jacket + layers
- · Optional waterproof option
A note for travelers
Spring can feel like warm sun and cold wind in the same hour.
Jun · Jul · Aug
Summer (warm, relatively short): pleasant days with storm bursts
Avg low 13–16°C / high 22–25°C · Rainy days: 8–12 / ~70–110 mm
- • Many days feel comfortable outdoors.
- • Short thunderstorms can happen.
- • Evenings can feel cool—thin layers help.
Suggested outfits
- · Light clothing + thin evening layer
- · Optional rain option
A note for travelers
Summer often feels more “pleasant with a rain variable” than truly hot.
Sep · Oct · Nov
Fall (crisp): comfortable early, much colder by November
Avg low -5 to 10°C / high 2 to 19°C · Rainy days: 7–11 / ~55–95 mm
- • September can be great for walking.
- • By October and November, evenings cool down fast.
- • Rainy days can feel colder.
Suggested outfits
- · Light coat/jacket + layers
- · Optional umbrella
A note for travelers
Fall layering pays off most if you plan outdoor time into the evening.