Mother Nature serving Quebec a Thanksgiving side dish of snow
Who ordered wet snow as a side dish? Well, Quebecers may not have but that's what some of them will be getting this Thanksgiving weekend as the province may see some of its coldest temperatures recorded during the holiday
Fortunately, for Quebec, Thanksgiving weekend won't herald a major October snowfall.
But, if it was another month in the future, this would be a massive, early-season snow event for the Montreal, Que., area. The good news is, though, temperatures on Monday will keep things down along the St. Lawrence as a chilly rainfall.
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However, other locales won't be so lucky. If you reside across higher terrain, you’re likely to see your first snowflakes of the season. Drivers should be extra cautious as the first snowfall of the season can often catch many drivers by surprise.
Monday to Wednesday:
Significant, early-season snowfall expected across the higher terrain near and north of Quebec City, including Charlevoix region.
Saguenay is also at risk of some accumulating snowfall, with local accumulations of 5+ cm possible and 10-20 cm across the highest terrain.
The Laurentians, north of Montreal, are also at risk of a coating of snowfall, including several smaller towns.
The Eastern Townships, including Sherbrooke, Magog, Bromont, Granby, Cowansville, and Lac-Megantic, will also be threatened by the first snowfall of the season.
There is low confidence with early-season snowfalls as marginally favourable temperatures, precipitation rates and other factors make forecasting snowfall totals a challenge.
Stay tuned to The Weather Network for the latest forecast updates for Quebec.
