Canada Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Weather What to Expect and How to Pack for Niagara Falls Weather Written by Jane McLean Jane McLean is an Ontario-based travel writer who has covered Canada for more than 10 years. Tripsavvy's Editorial Guidelines Jane McLean Updated 06/03/19 Share Pin Email Niagara Falls - one of Canada's most popular cities to visit because it is home to the one of the world's most famous and powerful cluster of waterfalls. Niagara Falls, Canada, is in southern Ontario just across the U.S. / Canada border from Niagara Falls, New York. Niagara Falls weather is comparable to that of cities like Montreal and New York City in that it has four distinct seasons with changing weather conditions. In general, Niagara Falls' climate is slightly more moderate than Montreal and similar to Toronto, which is 90 minutes away, heading west. 01 of 04 Niagara Falls Weather - Summer Niagara Falls summers are hot and humid. Temperatures hover in the 80s and sometimes 90s. Expect rain about 10 days out of 31 in July. Be sure to pack shorts, t-shirts, sandals, sunglasses, sunscreen, a light jacket for evening and an umbrella. Average Niagara Falls Temperatures for July Average July temperature: 21ºC / 68ºFJuly average high: 24ºC / 80ºFJuly average low: 16ºC / 60ºF 02 of 04 Niagara Falls Weather - Fall Walter Bibikow / Getty Images Temperatures rarely dip below zero, but you'll want to bring a warm jacket, as more often than not, the temperature won't reach double digits. Cool fall weather means gorgeous foliage and Niagara Falls and the surrounding area is a prime spot for viewing. Bring clothing that can be layered as temperatures can be unpredictable. Average Niagara Falls Temperatures for October Average October temperature: 9ºC / 48ºFOctober average high: 14ºC / 57ºFOctober average low: 4ºC / 39ºF 03 of 04 Niagara Falls Weather - Winter Gail Shotlander / Getty Images Niagara Falls weather in winter is, in fact, milder than most Canadian cities, yet still cold and snowy. The cold can be especially biting because of the wind-chill factor. Though winter is not the most popular time to visit this popular outdoor attraction, beholding the falls in winter and the naturally occurring ice sculptures around has a magical quality. Most snowfall occurs from December through March, with an annual average of 133 cm (52 in). Snowstorms can be sudden and intense and affect traffic and air travel. Sidewalks can get quite icy during the winter, so proper footwear is recommended. Other items visitors may want to pack are warm, waterproof clothing and accessories like hat, mitts, scarf, sunglasses (glare from snow can be intense), umbrella. Read more about how to dress for winter. Average Niagara Falls Temperatures for January Average temperature: -5ºC / 21ºFAverage high: -2ºC / 28ºFAverage low: -10ºC / 14ºF 04 of 04 Niagara Falls Weather - Spring Krit Jantana / Getty Images Niagara Falls' spring is unpredictable and may see drastic swings in temperature. A sudden snowstorm in April is not unheard of, but a thunderstorm is more common. Temperatures can even get into the 30s°C (85+°F). Visitors can expect at least some rain about 11 days out of 30 in April. From the end of March to mid-June, visitors should pack a variety of clothes - layering is always best - as are waterproof jackets and shoes and an umbrella. Average Niagara Falls Temperatures for April Average temperature: 6ºC / 43ºFAverage high: 11ºC / 52ºFAverage low: 1ºC / 34ºF Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit