Canada's last snowfall of this winter?

The weather in Ontario is considered a "continental" climate but the reality is that because Ontario is such a large province, the weather can vary immensely depending on the season and location. In Ontario, the temperature is measured in degrees Celsius. Summers in southern Ontario can be extremely hot and humid, with temperatures approaching 40 °C. Winters in northern Ontario have even reported temperatures as low as -40 °C. These are examples of extreme temperatures, but most of the time the weather is more moderate and people adapt easily to different weather conditions "when we know what to expect"; preparation for the variations in weather conditions that occur in each of the four seasons is essential. Despite the weather, we continue to engage in outdoor activities in all seasons.