Weather in Montreal and Fuzhou

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Montreal experiences much colder temperatures compared to Fuzhou, with winter months hovering below freezing, while Fuzhou has mild winters with temperatures rarely dropping below 5°C.

• In the summer, Montreal's highs reach up to 26.6°C, whereas Fuzhou can soar to 34.5°C, showing a significant temperature difference during the warmer months.

Conditions

• Montreal experiences significantly lower total sun hours (sh) throughout the year compared to Fuzhou, especially during the winter months.

• While Montreal's sunshine peaks in July at 7.1 hours, Fuzhou maintains a more consistent level of sun, with its highest average of 5.9 hours also in July but with considerably less variability in total sun hours.

• In terms of precipitation levels, Fuzhou generally has higher monthly precipitation compared to Montreal, particularly in May and June, indicating a wetter climate.

• These differences suggest that Fuzhou experiences both more sunshine and precipitation, contributing to a humid subtropical climate, while Montreal has a humid continental climate characterized by longer winters and less overall sunlight.

Astronomy

• In Montreal, the day length varies significantly between December and June, from a short 8 hours and 46 minutes to a lengthy 15 hours and 37 minutes. In contrast, Fuzhou experiences a less pronounced difference in day length, with a minimum of 10 hours and 24 minutes and a maximum of 13 hours and 53 minutes.

• Additionally, sunrise in both cities occurs earlier in June but is slightly later in Montreal during January compared to Fuzhou, indicating a broader seasonal variation in Montreal's daylight hours. Meanwhile, sunset times also reflect similar trends, with Montreal having a later sunset in June than Fuzhou, emphasizing the more extreme seasonal changes in Montreal.