Seasonal

The seasons in my country, Vietnam, are strikingly different from those of Canada. There are only 2 seasons, dry season and rainy season, in my country while Canada has 4 separable seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. But the biggest difference is that Vietnam is extremely hot in the summer compared with the Canadian harsh cold in the winter.

While the dry season in my country lasts for nearly 8 months, the winter in Canada endures more than 6 months. The record temperature in my country can be up to 40 degrees Celsius. The heat in Vietnam can cause the land to be parched and cost thousands of human lives through heat strokes.

Meanwhile, the coldest temperature in Canada can be as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius. The cold can make roads cracked and cause people’s flesh to be numbed and bleeding.

It can be said that the great difference in weather between Vietnam and Canada is the most remarkable thing when comparing these two countries.