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Old 08-07-2008, 08:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I plan to visit Toronto in November. However, our main reason for going is to see the snow and hopefully ski. Will there be enough snow in Toronto, or somewhere close by where we wil be able to ski/snow board?
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Old 08-07-2008, 05:21 PM   #2 (permalink)
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There is a really handy tool online which lets you check the weather in Toronto day by day. This will let you see how the weather is leading up to your trip. During winter Toronto’s weather conditions are much harsher than you could expect. The city receives its first snow during late August, and continues to receive deposits of snow through out the rest of the winter. The average minimum temperatures are around -1 degree Celsius, and the average maximum temperatures are around 16 degrees Celsius. You’ll feel the cold when visiting Toronto during the winter, although Toronto’s weather conditions make it an excellent destination if you want to go on a ski trip.

As for Ski-ing and Snowboarding there is a fantastic resort called Blue Mountain in Ontario. This would be a 2 hour drive from Toronto but would be well worth a visit. Here they dont only offer fabulous slopes but various other activities such as paint balling, golf and much more.
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WOW that is crazy, I knew it got pretty cold there, but I didnt expect temperatures to be that cold!! However, I have never seen the snow (I live in Florida) and I am looking forward to it! Thank you for your help! Are there any other fun things to do while visiting during the winter?



There is a really handy tool online which lets you check the in Toronto day by day. This will let you see how the weather is leading up to your trip. During winter Toronto’s weather conditions are much harsher than you could expect. The city receives its first snow during late August, and continues to receive deposits of snow through out the rest of the winter. The average minimum temperatures are around -1 degree Celsius, and the average maximum temperatures are around 16 degrees Celsius. You’ll feel the cold when visiting Toronto during the winter, although Toronto’s weather conditions make it an excellent destination if you want to go on a ski trip.

As for Ski-ing and Snowboarding there is a fantastic resort called Blue Mountain in Ontario. This would be a 2 hour drive from Toronto but would be well worth a visit. Here they dont only offer fabulous slopes but various other activities such as paint balling, golf and much more.
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I am not from Toronto, however there may or may not be snow in November. You will need mountains and I don't think there are any close by Toronto. Good Luck
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Ah.. Where and What are the beautiful places that we should visit in Toronto?
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WOW that is crazy, I knew it got pretty cold there, but I didnt expect temperatures to be that cold!! However, I have never seen the snow (I live in Florida) and I am looking forward to it! Thank you for your help! Are there any other fun things to do while visiting during the winter?



There is a really handy tool online which lets you check the in Toronto day by day. This will let you see how the weather is leading up to your trip. During winter Toronto’s weather conditions are much harsher than you could expect. The city receives its first snow during late August, and continues to receive deposits of snow through out the rest of the winter. The average minimum temperatures are around -1 degree Celsius, and the average maximum temperatures are around 16 degrees Celsius. You’ll feel the cold when visiting Toronto during the winter, although Toronto’s weather conditions make it an excellent destination if you want to go on a ski trip.

As for Ski-ing and Snowboarding there is a fantastic resort called Blue Mountain in Ontario. This would be a 2 hour drive from Toronto but would be well worth a visit. Here they dont only offer fabulous slopes but various other activities such as paint balling, golf and much more.
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