Quebec is set to experience significant snowfall this Sunday, marking a particularly snowy end to November 2025. Some areas may see accumulations exceeding 20 centimeters, especially in northern regions.
Snowfall Predictions for November 29
A weather system is moving across Quebec, promising to deliver substantial amounts of snow as the month concludes. Here’s a summary of the snowfall forecasts:
- 5 to 15 centimeters of snow expected across most regions.
- Potential for over 20 centimeters of snow in northern areas.
- Difficult driving conditions anticipated on Sunday.
Record Snowfall Month
The November of 2025 is shaping up to be one of the snowiest on record for Quebec. As the winter gains momentum, many regions will see their snow cover increase significantly. For southern areas, a return to snowy conditions is expected by Monday.
Montréal has already received more snow this November than the typical average, more than doubling its usual amount.
Details on Expected Snowfall
According to meteorologist Nicolas Lessard, the snow will begin to fall in the morning in southern parts of the province, then spread to central and eastern regions by afternoon and evening.
The forecast indicates:
- Accumulations of up to 20 centimeters are likely between the Laurentians and the Capitale-Nationale.
- Montréal is projected to receive 3 to 5 centimeters by Monday.
- Snow cover is expected to remain in place due to dropping temperatures in the coming days.
Driving Conditions to Consider
Travelers are advised to exercise caution on Sunday. Roads, particularly Highway 15 and Routes 155 and 175, may be snow-covered or partially covered by the afternoon. Visibility could also be reduced due to the snowfall.
In summary, individuals planning to venture outdoors should dress warmly and can look forward to enjoying winter activities following the expected snowfall.
