Windsor/Essex County Weather 

Windsor has a humid continental climate (Koppen climate classification Dfa) with four distinct seasons. The yearly average temperature is 10¡ãC (50¡ãF), the coldest month being January with an average high of -1¡ãC (31¡ãF) and the warmest being July with an average high of 29¡ãC (84¡ãF). The winters are fairly cold and wet with an average of 130 cm (51 inches) of snow and temperatures typically somewhat below 0¡ãC (32¡ãF), with temperatures dipping to as low as -25¡ãC (-13¡ãF), although very infrequently. Being away from the lake effect, Windsor is one of the cities receiving the least amount of snow in eastern and central Canada, though there are frequent occasions when the city gets a heavy snowfall. As is the case with many cities in southern Ontario, the snow cover is not continuous; it comes and goes in the winter due to temperature rises and is extremely variable from one winter to the next.
Summers are hot and humid with temperatures regularly reaching highs above 32¡ãC (90¡ãF). The average July temperature is 23¡ãC (74¡ãF). Having a continental climate region, Windsor's annual precipitation is 750-1000 mm (30-40 inches), making its annual precipitation described as moderate (or heavy in some circumstances, see a chart for details). 

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