Compare New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Weather
New Brunswick is 297.8 kilometers (185.0 miles) away and has the same time zone with Nova Scotia, Canada. Both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are in the same climate zone with Humid continental, no dry season, warm summer (Köppen climate classification: Dfb).
New Brunswick generally has cooler weather than Nova Scotia. The average mean temperature in New Brunswick is 7.15°C (44.87°F) while Nova Scotia’s temperature is 8.25°C (46.85°F) and the difference is 1.1°C (33.98°F). New Brunswick is warmest on average in July, when the day time temperature may reach 21.44°C (70.59°F), while Nova Scotia is warmest in August when the average high temperature is 19.68°C (67.42°F). New Brunswick is coldest in January when the average low temperature is -12.29°C (9.88°F), while February is the coldest month in Nova Scotia, when night time temperature often falls below -5.96°C (21.27°F).
Finally, New Brunswick has about 1.04 times less rainfall than Nova Scotia, (New Brunswick’s 67.45mm vs Nova Scotia’s average of 70.26mm).
Comparison summary
Weather | New Brunswick | Nova Scotia | Difference |
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Hottest month | July: 21.44°C (70.59°F) | August: 19.68°C (67.42°F) | 1.76°C (35.17°F) |
Coldest month | January: -12.29°C (9.88°F) | February: -5.96°C (21.27°F) | 6.33°C (43.39°F) |
Wettest month | December: 99.39mm (3.91in) | December: 99.07mm (3.9in) | 0.32mm (0.01in) |
Driest month | September: 52.06mm (2.05in) | July: 40.44mm (1.59in) | 11.62mm (0.46in) |
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