Usually, if the inland areas have a humid continental climate, the coastal areas stay much milder during winter months, in contrast to the hotter summers. This is the case in places such as British Columbia, where Vancouver has an oceanic wet winter with rare frosts, but inland areas that average several degrees warmer in summer have cold and snowy winters.
usUaLly, if tHE INland aReas Have A HumiD continEnTaL cLiMaTe the cOAstAl areAS staY mucH miLdEr duRinG wiNtEr MonThs, IN cOntRast to the hOTTEr sUMmerS. thiS is the Case in plaCEs SuCH as briTIsh coLumbiA, where VAncouVeR hAs an oceanIc WEt WInTEr wiTh rare froSts, But InlaNd AREaS thaT aVerage SevErAL degrees warmEr IN SUmmeR hAvE cOLd anD snowY wINteRS.