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Alert, Nunavut vs Toronto, Ontario Climate & Distance Between

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  • The distance between Alert, Nunavut, Canada and Toronto, Ontario, Canada is approximately 4,364 km or 2,712 mi.
  • To reach Alert, Nunavut in this distance one would set out from Toronto, Ontario bearing 3.5° or N and follow the great circles arc to approach Alert, Nunavut bearing 19.6° or NNE .
  • Alert, Nunavut has a tundra climate (ET) whereas Toronto, Ontario has a warm summer continental/ hemiboreal climate with no dry season (Dfb).
  • The annual average temperature is 26.2 °C (47.2°F) cooler.
  • Average monthly temperatures vary by 11.8 °C (21.2°F) more in Alert, Nunavut. The continentality subtype is truly continental as opposed to subcontinental.
  • Total annual precipitation averages 632.6 mm (24.9 in) less which is equivalent to 632.6 l/m² (15.53 US gal/ft²) or 6,326,000 l/ha (676,291 US gal/ac) less. About 1/5 as much.
  • The altitude of the sun at midday is overall 38.8° lower in Alert, Nunavut than in Toronto, Ontario.
  • Relative humidity levels are 11.4% higher.
  • The mean dew point temperature is 22.7°C (40.8°F) lower.

Climate Comparison Table

The table shows values for Alert, Nunavut relative to Toronto, Ontario. You can also view this comparison the other way around from the perspective of Toronto, Ontario vs Alert, Nunavut.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual
maximum temperature iconAverage Max Temperature °C ( °F) -27 (-48) -29 (-52) -33 (-59) -31 (-56) -25 (-45) -20 (-37) -19 (-34) -21 (-37) -27 (-48) -29 (-53) -31 (-56) -27 (-49) -27 (-48)
average temperature iconAverage Temperature °C ( °F) -27 (-49) -30 (-53) -34 (-60) -31 (-57) -24 (-42) -18 (-33) -17 (-31) -19 (-35) -26 (-47) -30 (-53) -32 (-57) -28 (-50) -26 (-47)
minimum temperature iconAverage Min Temperature °C ( °F) -28 (-50) -30 (-54) -34 (-61) -32 (-57) -22 (-40) -16 (-29) -16 (-28) -18 (-33) -26 (-46) -30 (-54) -33 (-59) -29 (-52) -26 (-47)
rainfall iconAverage Precipitation mm (in) -44 (-2) -44 (-2) -53 (-2) -53 (-2) -57 (-2) -55 (-2) -44 (-2) -56 (-2) -51 (-2) -47 (-2) -62 (-2) -66 (-3) -633 (-25)
rain days iconNumber of Precipitation Days (% chance of precip. on a day ) -7 ( -23) -7 ( -25) -6 ( -19) -6 ( -20) -4 ( -13) -3 ( -10) -1 ( -3) 0 ( 0) +2 (+7) -1 ( -3) -5 ( -17) -6 ( -19)   -44 ( -12)
daylight iconAverage Daylight Hours & Minutes/ Day -9h 09' -10h 14' -2h 54' +9h 04' +9h 28' +8h 48' +9h 06' +10h 14' +2h 28' -9h 11' -9h 26' -8h 48'   0h 00'
sun altitude iconSun altitude at solar noon on the 21st day (°) -38.8 -38.7 -38.8 -38.9 -38.8 -38.8 -38.8 -38.8 -38.7 -38.6 -38.8 -38.9   -38.8
relative humidity iconRelative Humidity (%) -2 -4 -4 +6 +18 +27 +26 +29 +25 +16 +3 -3   +11.4
dewpoint temperature iconAverage Dew Point Temperature °C & (°F) -26.8 (-48) -29.1 (-52) -32.8 (-59) -28.1 (-51) -18.3 (-33) -11.5 (-21) -10.7 (-19) -12.3 (-22) -20 (-36) -25.1 (-45) -29.7 (-53) -27.6 (-50) -22.7 (-41)

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