Freezing rain is anticipated across several regions of Quebec on Tuesday, with forecasts indicating varying precipitation amounts throughout the province. Environment Canada has issued warnings for areas extending from western Quebec to Chaudière-Appalaches.
Weather Forecast for Quebec
On Tuesday, up to 10 millimeters of freezing rain is expected in southern Quebec. This will occur over two separate periods: Tuesday morning and Tuesday night. Montreal is projected to receive around five millimeters of freezing rain.
Impact on Travel
The weather agency notes that temperatures will hover near freezing, potentially limiting the impact of the freezing rain. However, they advise that roads and sidewalks may become icy, posing challenges for travel.
Regional Variations
- In northern parts of Quebec, including the Lanaudière and Capitale-Nationale regions, precipitation is likely to occur as snow and sleet.
- The Eastern Townships are forecasted to experience milder conditions, with up to 25 millimeters of rain, which could elevate river levels.
Residents are encouraged to remain cautious and prepare for challenging conditions as freezing rain affects travel and outdoor activities.
