Snowfall: Winters are good in Quebec

Snowfall: Winters are good in Quebec

It’s now official, and Quebecers will be entitled to a white Christmas this year, as snow expected tomorrow will stay on the ground until the end of the year.

• Read more: A White Christmas in Quebec: Nearly 20 cm of snow is expected through Sunday

• Read more: Southern Quebec: Some sunshine as we wait out a big winter storm on Friday

• Read more: Get out your shovels, a storm is coming

This radar image shows the storm before it hit Quebec on Thursday afternoon.  The first snowflakes should fall in Montreal on Friday morning.

Chart provided by Météomedia

This radar image shows the storm before it hit Quebec on Thursday afternoon. The first snowflakes should fall in Montreal on Friday morning.

“The question of a white Christmas is settled, snow is here to stay,” Environment Canada meteorologist Simon Legault said in an interview Thursday. Register.

Continued falling temperatures should prevent snowmelt in the coming days.

“The only downside we see on the horizon is another system that could affect Quebec […] And the rain will come, but it’s still a long way off,” explains MétéoMédia’s head of weather, André Monette.

20 cm in Montreal

The first big snowfall of the season will begin tonight in the Catino area before gradually moving towards Montreal tomorrow morning. Estrie and Mauricie can expect snowflakes starting in the afternoon, while Quebec and the eastern parts of the province will taste it by the end of the day.

Therefore, Montrealers’ movements are not affected by ice on the road to the office in the morning, but it is necessary to be alert when returning from work.

See also  A train carrying 173 people derailed in Florida

The metropolitan area should thus receive about 15 to 20 cm, while Quebec will be buried under about fifteen centimeters.

Announcement at COP15

At the same time, Environment and Climate Change Canada’s press service had to issue snow warnings during COP15 in Montreal today.

After receiving several inquiries about the expected snowfall for the borough, the service would like to remind those present that daily operations can continue.

The city of Montreal, for its part, issued a warning against slippery sidewalks and snow removal operations there.

– with QMI Agency

Do you have any information to share with us about this story?

Got a scoop that our readers might be interested in?

Write to us or call us directly 1 800-63SCOOP.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *