Intermittent snow and freezing drizzle will affect Quebec on Wednesday. The forecast predicts snow flurries across the province, with particular attention needed for the west, where freezing drizzle is expected.
Weather Forecast for Quebec
In Montreal, light snow will occur with temperatures remaining around -2°C. However, with wind chill, it will feel like -7°C due to winds of 15 km/h, according to Environment Canada.
Temperature Overview
- Montreal: -2°C (feels like -7°C)
- Quebec City: Max -5°C (feels like -14°C)
- Drummondville: Max -4°C (feels like -12°C)
- Eastern Quebec: 40% to 60% chance of snow showers
The central region, including Quebec City, Drummondville, and Estrie, should expect snow accumulations between 2 to 4 centimeters. Similar temperatures are predicted across the area, with the wind making conditions feel even colder.
Freezing Drizzle Warning
Particular caution is advised in the western sectors, including Lebel-sur-Quévillon, Malartic, Rouyn, Senneterre, Témiscaming, Val-d’Or – Louvicourt, and Ville-Marie. Environment Canada has issued a warning for freezing drizzle, noting:
“Freezing drizzle is falling in many areas, making surfaces icy and potentially hazardous.”
Pedestrians and drivers are urged to allow extra time for travel as roads, sidewalks, and other surfaces may become slippery.
Conditions in Northern Quebec
The northern parts of Quebec will also see light intermittent snow. However, temperatures will be much colder compared to the southern regions, with wind chills reaching:
- Baie James: -21°C
- Fermont: -26°C
- Schefferville: -30°C
Residents across Quebec should prepare for varied winter conditions, ensuring safe travel and suitable attire for the cold temperatures.
