Country Guides
Northwest Territories
Climate
Climate
Northwest Territories
The Northwest Territories' climate is cold but relatively dry, with warm, sunny summers, in which temperatures can reach 35°C (95°F), and long, bitter winters, during which the thermometer can plunge to -45°C (-49°F).
Required Clothing
Winter weather requires down-filled and other polar-temperature gear. Special clothing is required for adventure expeditions. Good-quality windproof and waterproof clothes, warm jerseys, gloves and moulded-sole shoes are needed at all times of the year. In the summer, thinner clothes suffice, although the temperature can drop quickly so layers should be worn. A mosquito net and repellent are essential in some areas during July and August.
The Northwest Territories' climate is cold but relatively dry, with warm, sunny summers, in which temperatures can reach 35°C (95°F), and long, bitter winters, during which the thermometer can plunge to -45°C (-49°F).
Required Clothing
Winter weather requires down-filled and other polar-temperature gear. Special clothing is required for adventure expeditions. Good-quality windproof and waterproof clothes, warm jerseys, gloves and moulded-sole shoes are needed at all times of the year. In the summer, thinner clothes suffice, although the temperature can drop quickly so layers should be worn. A mosquito net and repellent are essential in some areas during July and August.
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