What to pack for St. John's in the winter

In the winter months, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador experiences cold temperatures and considerable snowfall.

When packing for your visit to the city during this season, it is essential to bring warm and waterproof clothing. Consider layering your clothing to stay dry and insulated against the cold windchill.

A heavy winter coat, insulated boots, gloves, a hat, and scarves are essential items to have on hand. It is also advisable to pack thermal underwear, thick socks, and waterproof pants to stay comfortable and protected from the harsh winter conditions common in St. John's.

Additionally, remember to bring sunglasses to shield your eyes from the glare of the snow and ice, as well as a sturdy pair of walking shoes for navigating the snowy streets.

St. John's experiences a cold and snowy winter climate, with average temperatures ranging from -5°C to -1°C.

The city receives a significant amount of snowfall, creating snowy and icy conditions that can sometimes persist for weeks.

The coastal location also brings strong winds and occasional storm systems, contributing to freezing temperatures and challenging weather conditions.

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