On Monday, mild weather will grace southern Quebec with temperatures ranging from 12°C to 15°C. This pleasant day will feature overcast skies, creating a calm atmosphere before a significant weather shift arrives on Tuesday.
Mild Weather at 15°C on Monday
Throughout the rest of the province, conditions will differ. Northern areas can expect transforming snow showers that may result in up to 10 centimeters of snow accumulation.
Tuesday’s Weather Mix
As Tuesday approaches, a weather cocktail is forecasted for regions along the St. Lawrence River. According to federal weather advisories, freezing rain may develop overnight into Wednesday morning. This precipitation is likely to affect areas such as Greater Montreal, Lanaudière, Lachute, and Montérégie, with expected ice accumulations between 5 to 10 millimeters.
- Potential Impacts: Icy roads and sidewalks may complicate travel and increase risks of accidents.
- Power Outages: The ice could lead to possible power outages in affected areas.
In central Quebec, the Estrie region may receive between 15 to 25 millimeters of rainfall, while the Capitale-Nationale region anticipates sporadic snow showers. After the snowy weather on Monday, the eastern part of Quebec can expect a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures remaining below freezing.
Looking Ahead
This unpredictable week continues to highlight the weather instability across Quebec, with a focus on the transition from mild to more challenging conditions.
