Compare Alberta and Moscow Weather

Alberta is 7618.3 kilometers (4733.8 miles) away and 10.0 hours behind Moscow, Russia. Alberta's climate is classified as Subartic, severe winter, no dry season, cool summer (Köppen climate classification: Dfc) while Moscow has a Humid continental, no dry season, warm summer climate (Dfb).

Alberta generally has cooler weather than Moscow. The average mean temperature in Alberta is 3.62°C (38.52°F) while Moscow’s temperature is 7.44°C (45.39°F) and the difference is 3.82°C (38.88°F). Alberta is warmest on average in July, when the day time temperature may reach 17.17°C (62.91°F), while Moscow is warmest in July when the average high temperature is 22.41°C (72.34°F). Alberta is coldest in February when the average low temperature is -14.48°C (5.94°F), while January is the coldest month in Moscow, when night time temperature often falls below -11.35°C (11.57°F).

Finally, Alberta has about 1.92 times less rainfall than Moscow, (Alberta’s 43.56mm vs Moscow’s average of 83.6mm).

Comparison summary

WeatherAlbertaMoscowDifference
Hottest monthJuly: 17.17°C (62.91°F)July: 22.41°C (72.34°F)5.24°C (41.43°F)
Coldest monthFebruary: -14.48°C (5.94°F)January: -11.35°C (11.57°F)3.13°C (37.63°F)
Wettest monthJune: 93.69mm (3.69in)May: 128.41mm (5.06in)34.72mm (1.37in)
Driest monthDecember: 18.69mm (0.74in)February: 59.69mm (2.35in)41.0mm (1.61in)

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