Hmm, September 30 really isn't that crazy for that far north. I live in Connecticut, and many years ago, we had a big snowstorm nearby (the worst of it was in upstate New York I think) on October 4th! Caused absolute chaos, trees still had leaves of course, so 90% fell down and power was knocked out for everyone where the storm hit the worst. Anyway, I wish I knew what date Whitehorse had their first major snowstorm (first half of September?)... And also their last of the year (Probably late June I'd imagine). I love weather stats.
Whitehorse sees their first snowfall in late September, Whitehorse almost never gets snow in June or July. You will have to go all the way to the 80s to see any significant snowfall in June and it has never in recorded history snowed in July.
Hmm, September 30 really isn't that crazy for that far north. I live in Connecticut, and many years ago, we had a big snowstorm nearby (the worst of it was in upstate New York I think) on October 4th! Caused absolute chaos, trees still had leaves of course, so 90% fell down and power was knocked out for everyone where the storm hit the worst.
Anyway, I wish I knew what date Whitehorse had their first major snowstorm (first half of September?)... And also their last of the year (Probably late June I'd imagine). I love weather stats.
Whitehorse sees their first snowfall in late September, Whitehorse almost never gets snow in June or July. You will have to go all the way to the 80s to see any significant snowfall in June and it has never in recorded history snowed in July.