Sunshine Map

Nain weather by month & the best time to visit

🇨🇦 Canada · small town · subarctic climate

Nain is short on reliable sunshine. Its best month is August (Score 41/100) — for stronger sun, try one of the nearby alternatives below.

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Sun hours / year
1,729
Sunniest month
August
Peak score
41/100
Rain / year
930 mm
Snow / year
≈4.4 m
Midday UV at peak
4 (moderate)
Population
1k
Elevation
6 m
Nain, Canada
Nain — photo via Wikimedia Commons

When is the best time to visit Nain?

Nain never gets truly sunny weather: August is as good as it gets at 41/100, and January is the low point (0/100). If sunshine is the point of the trip, the nearby alternatives below do better.

How sunny is Nain?

Nain isn't a sunny place by world standards: about 1,729 hours of sunshine a year. August (41/100) is noticeably better than January (0). It ranks #215 of 242 destinations in Canada for annual sunshine, below the national median of 2,024 hours. The year's 930 mm of rain spreads fairly evenly across the months, with no pronounced dry season.

Sunshine Score by month

January: 0February: 0March: 0April: 0May: 0June: 18July: 38August: 4141September: 12October: 0November: 0December: 0JFMAMJJASOND
MonthScoreDay highNight lowRainUV
January0 -15° / 5°F-24° / -11°F 64 mm0
February0 -15° / 5°F-25° / -13°F 53 mm1
March0 -8° / 18°F-19° / -2°F 55 mm2
April0 -1° / 30°F-10° / 14°F 71 mm3
May0 4° / 39°F-2° / 28°F 64 mm4
June18 11° / 52°F4° / 39°F 92 mm4
July38 15° / 59°F8° / 46°F 125 mm4
August41 15° / 59°F8° / 46°F 96 mm3
September12 10° / 50°F3° / 37°F 86 mm2
October0 4° / 39°F-1° / 30°F 92 mm1
November0 -4° / 25°F-11° / 12°F 72 mm0
December0 -11° / 12°F-18° / 0°F 60 mm0

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