Barometric Pressure in Aurora, Canada 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Aurora, Ontario has a humid continental climate. It has four clear seasons. Summers are warm and sometimes humid. Winters are cold, with snow, ice, and strong winds. Spring and fall can change quickly from warm to cool.
Air pressure affects Aurora’s daily weather. Areas of high pressure often bring clearer, calmer skies. Low pressure can bring clouds, rain, snow, and stronger winds. Storms may move in from the Great Lakes or across southern Ontario.
Aurora is north of Toronto and close to Lake Ontario. The lake can make the air more humid and may affect temperatures, especially in fall and winter. Aurora’s inland location means it can have larger temperature changes than places right beside the lake.
Rain falls throughout the year, but summer storms can be heavy. Snow is common from late fall to early spring. Winter temperatures often rise and fall around the freezing point, which can cause snow to melt and refreeze as ice.