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Canada in September

Where it is warm, dry and good for swimming in Canada in September — compared across the country’s main destinations.

Quick answers
Where is it warmest in Canada in September?
Windsor is the warmest of the 16 destinations compared, with highs of 23°C (73°F) in September; Yellowknife is the coolest at 10°C (50°F).
Can you swim in the sea in Canada in September?
Hardly: even the warmest water, at Windsor (20°C (68°F)), stays below 21 °C.
Warmest
23°
Windsor
Coolest
10°
Yellowknife
Driest
29 mm
Victoria
Warmest sea
20°
Windsor

Windsor is the warm end of Canada in September (23°C (73°F)); Yellowknife the cool end (10°C (50°F)). On average it is 5 °C (9 °F) cooler than August. Rain is frequent in most destinations. Best bets this month: Windsor, Osoyoos, and Penticton.

Weather in September by city

PlaceDayNightRainSeaScore
Windsor 23° 12° 91 mm 20° 82
Niagara Falls 21° 12° 94 mm — 78
Toronto 21° 12° 85 mm 19° 77
Victoria 20° 10° 29 mm 11° 75
Kingston 21° 11° 97 mm 20° 73
Vancouver 20° 11° 65 mm 14° 72
Ottawa 21° 10° 85 mm — 71
Winnipeg 19° 7° 53 mm — 70
Montreal 20° 9° 98 mm — 69
Calgary 18° 4° 50 mm — 68
Moncton 19° 9° 88 mm — 67
Edmonton 17° 5° 42 mm — 60
Québec 19° 9° 123 mm — 59
Banff 16° 3° 51 mm — 55
St. John's 17° 8° 127 mm 12° 49
Yellowknife 10° 4° 31 mm — 32

Festivals in Canada in September

Public holidays in September

  • Labour Day
  • National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Public holidays 2027 →

Frequently asked questions

What is the weather like in Canada in September?

Average daytime highs range from 10° in Yellowknife to 23° in Windsor.

Can you swim in Canada in September?

The sea is cool: the warmest water is around Windsor at about 20°.