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Quebec's Wild Weather: Storms, Rain, and Snow

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Quebec braces for severe weather: Yellow alerts across the province, with Montreal dodging the worst. Up north, up to 30 cm of snow, while Quebec City area faces freezing rain. Rainfall warnings in Outaouais, Laurentians, Lanaudière, and Mauricie could cause flooding. Richelieu Valley prepares for Fridays strong winds, potentially leading to power outages. Montreal expects a mild day with a high of 8°C and a low of 3°C. Stay updated as the system shifts rapidly.

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Quebec's Wild Weather: Storms, Rain, and Snow

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Quebec's Wild Weather: Storms, Rain, and Snow. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 2nd. This is Canada News Today, driven by AI. Quebec's weather map is lit of yellow with alerts everywhere, except Montreal dodging the worst by a hair. Up north, winter storm warnings hit hard, with up to 30 centimeters of snow in spots. Quebec City areas bracing for freezing rain mixed with regular rain. Meanwhile, regions like Old Alweiss, Laurentians, Lanardier, and Morsegaat Yellow Rainfall warnings. Air rains speeding up snow melt, which could push river levels higher and cause some flooding headaches. Folks in Rishaloo Valley are eyeing Friday's wild winds gusting up to 90 kilometers per hour. Perfect setup for power lines dancing in trees. Taking hits. Impacts like that mean travel delays and potential outages across those zones. Montreal staying chill, which is 10 millimeters of rain overnight. Thursday's forecast brings a high of 8 degrees Celsius. Under UV index of 5, clouds rolling in late morning and a low of plus 3.

Overnight, keep an eye on those updates as the system's shifting fast. Stay safe out there while Quebec rides this wild weather wave.

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