Montreal Faces Cold Snap as Wind Chill Drops to Minus 20

Montreal is preparing for a significant cold snap this week, as temperatures are set to plunge dramatically. The wind chill will further exacerbate the frigid conditions, making it feel much colder than actual temperatures.
Daily Forecast for Montreal
Thursday’s Weather
Thursday commenced with light flurries, transitioning to a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. By midday, the temperature plummeted to minus-9 degrees Celsius. The wind chill factor caused it to feel closer to minus-21 degrees Celsius.
As the night approached, temperatures were forecasted to drop to about minus-14 degrees Celsius. Wind chill levels were expected to come in at around minus-23 degrees Celsius, indicating a harsh overnight chill.
Friday Forecast
Friday looks to bring sunny weather but will gradually shift to a mix of sun and clouds by midday. Highs will reach minus-7 degrees Celsius, with morning wind chill values near minus-19 degrees Celsius. The evening temperature is anticipated to remain at minus-7 degrees Celsius, under cloudy skies.
Weekend Outlook
Montrealers should brace for continued cold weather over the weekend. Both Saturday and Sunday will feature increased cloud cover and up to a 60% chance of light flurries.
- Saturday: Highs between minus-1 and minus-9 degrees Celsius; overnight lows around minus-12 degrees Celsius.
- Sunday: Similar conditions with a continued potential for flurries.
Overall, residents should prepare for a prolonged period of chilly weather and take necessary precautions to stay warm.




