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• Table 35   Average temperature and precipitation

Charts

• Chart 21   Mean temperature departures
• Chart 22   Households with air conditioning, by region, 2009

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Table 35
Average temperature and precipitation
Table summary
This table displays the results of average temperature and precipitation. This information is grouped by average daily temperature (January, July), and average precipitation (Annual) (appearing as column headers), calculated using °C, mm as units of measure.

	Average daily temperature		Average precipitation
	January	July	Annual
	°C		mm
St. John's	-4.8	15.4	1,513.7
Charlottetown	-8.0	18.5	1,173.3
Halifax	-6.0	18.6	1,452.2
Fredericton	-9.8	19.3	1,143.3
Québec	-12.8	19.2	1,230.3
Ottawa	-10.8	20.9	943.5
Toronto	-6.3	20.8	792.7
Winnipeg	-17.8	19.5	513.7
Regina	-16.2	18.8	388.1
Edmonton	-13.5	15.9	482.7
Victoria	3.8	16.4	883.3
Whitehorse	-17.7	14.1	267.4
Yellowknife	-26.8	16.8	280.7
Iqaluit	-26.6	7.7	412.0
Source: Environment Canada, Canadian Climate Normals or Averages 1971-2000.

 

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Chart 21   Mean temperature departures

Source: Environment Canada, Climate Trends and Variations Bulletin – Annual 2010 Summary.

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Chart 22   Households with air conditioning, by region, 2009

Source: Statistics Canada, Households and the Environment Survey, 2009, and Catalogue no. 16-002-X.

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