Will there be snowfall in Canada on October 31st, 2008?

I can say with almost 98% certainty that there will be snow on October 31st SOMEWHERE in Canada. Canada spans five time zones, and part of it is located in the Arctic circle. So odds are good that we would have snow.

However, most of the Canadian cities are located within 250 miles of the southernmost border (the one along the 49th parallel that borders USA) and snow in those cities is a litte more unclear.

You really need to narrow it down a bit more and give us an idea of the city, or at least the province, that you are concerned about for snow.

Attached below is the Weather Network Canada website link for Montreal. We are expecting the temperature to drop right before Halloween, and there is a chance that it will snow. But the odds of any accumulation that actually stays around is minimal.

In my 40 years here in Montreal area, I cannot remember more than twice when we actually had snow on the ground Halloween night. It is more likely to have a very cold rain, which in my opinion would be worse! It reduces visibility for drivers that have to watch out for kids, and it can ruin some costumes and make for some shivering and sick little children if parents are not careful.

It's possible it was snowing here today

Where in Canada??Its already snowed in Nunavut, the Yukon and Northwest Territories amd in the northern parts of most provinces, but usually, there is snow before Halloween nearly everywhere in Canada. Do you realize that its 5000 kilometers across and 3000 kiloneters from top to bottom?

Wouldn't be surprised if it snows somewhere in Canada on that date.

Yup!

Very doubtful where I am, in Nova Scotia. Hardly ever have a white Christmas. :(

why? your planning on going trick or treating? aww so cute!! jk jk jk!! yeah it will be probably at least in toronto