Quebecers affected by remnants of tropical storm Debbie, Rains are expected to return to the province this weekend, bringing unprecedented rainfall a few days ago.
“The rain we’re forecasting for the weekend is due to a system coming in from the west, and we’re expecting about thirty millimeters of rain over two days, so over 48 hours from Saturday to Monday,” Environment Canada meteorologist Michael Fleury explained. .
This rainfall could hamper recovery efforts in areas already vulnerable to the remnants of the tropical storm. Debbie.
“The rivers are still not back to normal, and the roads are temporary operations and there is no cleanup or recovery. Yes, there is still damage, especially north of Montreal, north of the St. Lawrence Valley and in the most affected areas. Debbie, It will rain over the weekend,” the meteorologist continued.
So the rain will mainly affect western Quebec, the St. Lawrence Valley and the northern region, he added. As of Wednesday, 58 roads have been affected by floods, as have 33 municipalities in the province.
However, the event expected from Saturday has nothing to do with the hurricane Ernesto, It was expected to hit Puerto Rico in the Caribbean on Wednesday.
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