How about a trip to Southeast Canada

Cold, or very cold, snowy and overcast weather typifies southern Ontario from November to March, with mild, sunny days during this period unusual. Snow can be very heavy and temperatures regularly drop below -15°c, with severe windchill adding to the cold. Spring is slow to warm up, often not reaching 10°c until mid April, but by late May it is considerably warmer and sunnier, regularly exceeding 20°c. The last snows are often seen in early April, but May to November sees heavy and thundery showers throughout, with periods of high humidity making the city feel oppressive in warmer weather. Summers are very warm or hot and mostly sunny either side of the heavy downpours. Temperatures of 35-40°c occur every year in heatwaves lasting several days at a time, predominantly during July and early August. September is warm and relatively bright, but is the last warm month of the year as October through to December cools quickly, with frequent overnight frosts and the first snows seen in early to mid-November.