What is the weather like in Nova Scotia in August?

Average temperatures in Nova Scotia vary drastically. The warmest time of year is generally mid August where highs are regularly around 78.5°F (25.8°C) with temperatures rarely dropping below 58.4°F (14.7°C) at night.

What is the best time of the year to visit Nova Scotia?

The best time to visit Nova Scotia The best season for visiting is between May through October. Some hotels and restaurants may close after October, but there are many fall festivals which offer music, food celebrations.

Is Nova Scotia hot in the summer?

In summer, temperatures are generally pleasant. Hot days, with highs around 30/32 °C (86/90 °F), are rare. From July to October, Nova Scotia can be reached from time to time by hurricanes of the Atlantic, which bend towards the north-east after affecting the Caribbean.

What part of Nova Scotia has the best weather?

Halifax, Nova Scotia If you’ve got your heart set on visiting Canada’s beautiful East Coast in the winter, the warmest city to travel to is Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia. Situated on the shores of the Atlantic, Halifax experiences milder winters than the province’s inland towns and cities.

What is there to do in Nova Scotia in August?

Listed below are just 50 of the many things to do during August in Nova Scotia.

• Festival Acadien De Clare.
• Music & Magic.
• Festival de I’Escaouette.
• Gaelic Concert Series.
• Digby Scallop Days.
• “Beaux Vendredis” Lobster, Clam and Crab Suppers.
• Cape Breton Jazz Festival.
• Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival.

Can I use US dollars in Nova Scotia?

The currency used is the Canadian Dollar (CAD). Banks and bureaux de change will change cash, as will some hotels. Major credit cards are widely accepted and ATMs are widespread. US Dollars are widely accepted.

How many days do you need in Nova Scotia?

Generally speaking, here on TA we advise Travellers to allow 2 to 3 Weeks to explore any Canadian Geographic Region (The Maritimes – NB – PEI – NS being one)… so with just 4 or 5 Days… something has to give… you are not really going to see much. 1- Fly and maximize your time…

Is Nova Scotia expensive to visit?

Nova Scotia can be an affordable destination if you budget properly. It gets more expensive during peak summer season and early fall but it doesn’t have to break the budget.

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