Residents of Southeast Quebec should exercise caution as significant winter weather is expected. Environment Canada has issued warnings for multiple regions, highlighting the potential impacts of snow and strong winds.
Caution Advised: Snow and Strong Winds Expected in Southeast Quebec
Between now and Sunday afternoon, about 15 centimeters of snow is anticipated in cities such as Quebec City, Trois-Rivières, and Shawinigan. Along with heavy snowfall, winds may reach speeds of up to 60 kilometers per hour, creating drifting snow conditions, especially near the river.
Gaspésie Region
In the Gaspésie area, snow accumulation could be as much as 25 centimeters by Monday evening. The hazardous conditions are expected to significantly affect travel and outdoor activities.
Côte-Nord Warnings
A winter storm warning is currently in effect for Côte-Nord. Forecasts indicate that snowfall could reach 35 centimeters by Monday evening. In this region, wind gusts may rise to an alarming 110 kilometers per hour, particularly around Natashquan.
- 15 centimeters of snow expected in Quebec City, Trois-Rivières, and Shawinigan.
- Gaspésie to receive up to 25 centimeters of snow by Monday evening.
- Côte-Nord may experience 35 centimeters of snow and winds up to 110 kilometers per hour.
Due to the potentially dangerous conditions, outdoor activities and non-essential travel are strongly discouraged across these affected regions. Residents are urged to stay updated with local weather advisories and take necessary precautions.
