Best Time to Visit Montreal
Montreal has a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and humid, while winters are cold and snowy. Fall foliage is spectacular. …
Montreal has a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and humid, while winters are cold and snowy. Fall foliage is spectacular. The city comes alive in summer with festivals and outdoor terraces.
Our analysis considers temperature ranges, rainfall patterns, crowd levels, accommodation costs, and seasonal events to provide you with a comprehensive view of when to visit Montreal. Some months may experience extreme weather conditions.
⚠ Months to Consider Avoiding
Month-by-Month Breakdown
| Month | Weather | Rain | Crowds | Cost | Verdict |
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| January | -5°C / -14°C ⚠️ | 55mm | Avoid | ||
| February | -3°C / -12°C ⚠️ | 50mm | Avoid | ||
| March | 3°C / -5°C | 60mm | Good | ||
| April | 11°C / 2°C | 70mm | Mixed | ||
| May | 19°C / 9°C | 80mm | Good | ||
| June | 23°C / 14°C | 85mm | Peak |
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| July | 26°C / 17°C | 90mm | Peak | Good | |
| August | 25°C / 16°C | 85mm | Peak | Good | |
| September | 20°C / 11°C | 80mm | Good | ||
| October | 13°C / 5°C | 75mm | Good | ||
| November | 5°C / -1°C | 75mm | Good | ||
| December | -2°C / -9°C ⚠️ | 65mm | Avoid |