Do you know which Canadian city, with over 1 million inhabitants, gets the most snow in the world?
Scroll down to see the answer …
Montreal, Quebec. This city averages 250 cm of snow a year. It shares the same output as St. Petersburg, Russia!
This according to a great book: Canadian Geographic Quiz Book
Bite Size Canada 
I love snow..
Wish we got more 😦
yey for snow though
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I forgot you weren’t living here in Canada. Heehee 🙂
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Latitude wise we are on the same line (East to west) But this stupid Gulf Stream heats us up 😦
lol
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Wow! I did not know that!
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I aim to please and teach! Heehee 🙂
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Yay, Montreal!!!! Sounds about right too! Yesterday I saw a busload of tourists getting out at Notre-Dame cathedral with tuques on. It was cute – if they think June weather is cold, good thing they’re not here in January. 😉
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Hahaha! That must have been a hillarious sight! Yeah … just imagine the surprise they would get! 🙂
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Saw some pictures. What about Ottawa?
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Let’s just say I am happy as heck that I paid for snow removal service this year. There were fewer snowfalls, but when it did snow, it was a lot at one time!
🙂
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Wow, Montreal!! I thought the city would have been a little further north! Wow!
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That’s what I would have thought too … 🙂
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Small potatoes! St. John’s –> 332 cm.
Wait, why am, I proud of that? My back is still aching from shoveling snow :>(
We had 648 cm in 2000-01. What a rotten winter!
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It does vary from year to year, doesn’t it? That’s a lot of snow to shovel, my friend!! 🙂
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WHAT, REALLY???!!!! Oh, Canada!!!!
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Heeheee 🙂
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