Rain Returns to Quebec with Significant Downpours in Certain Areas
After an extended dry spell, rain and thunderstorms have returned to Quebec, marking a significant shift in weather patterns. Environment Canada reported that a band of rainfall is currently moving through the western part of the province.
Significant Downpours Expected Across Quebec
The rainfall commenced overnight in western Quebec and is projected to reach the central and southern regions throughout Monday. The province anticipates substantial precipitation levels, ranging from 15 to 25 millimeters in areas such as Montreal, alongside a risk of thunderstorms. Temperatures in the affected regions are expected to stabilize around 18°C.
Rainfall Projections
The central part of Quebec, particularly the Capitale-Nationale, could receive up to 20 millimeters of rain. In contrast, the eastern regions of Quebec will experience cloudy conditions without immediate precipitation, although rain is expected to arrive on Tuesday.
- Western Quebec: Rainfall began overnight, moving eastward.
- Montreal: 15-25 mm of rain expected with thunderstorms.
- Capitale-Nationale: Up to 20 mm of rain anticipated.
- Eastern Quebec: Cloudy but no rainfall expected on Monday.
- Tuesday Forecast: Intermittent rain, especially in southern Quebec.
On Tuesday, temperatures are likely to drop to seasonal levels, around 12 or 13°C. Heavier showers are anticipated in areas such as Saguenay and Gaspésie, with forecasts suggesting up to 15 millimeters of rain.
These weather changes mark an important transition for Quebec, enhancing moisture levels in the region after a prolonged period of dryness.
