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Some Montrealers may have awoken to a bit of snow-covered ground on Monday, but brighter days are ahead.
Literally.
According to The Weather Network’s week-long forecast, temperatures are expected to reach the near 20s for five consecutive days, beginning on Thursday.
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Considering it currently feels like -7ºC in Montreal, a few days of double-digit weather will be a welcomed addition.
Temperatures are expected to be 15ºC on Thursday, Friday, Sunday, and next Monday, with a 14ºC day wedged in between.
Temperatures will rise early on in the week, climbing from a “feels like” of -3ºC on Tuesday to 15ºC next Monday.
Thursday and Sunday are forecasted to bring six and eight hours of sunshine, so plan outdoor retreats accordingly.
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The Weather Network
According to The Weather Network, Quebec is expected to have “extended periods of nice fall weather” during the autumn months, as above-seasonal temperatures are expected to dominate.
”While a couple tastes of early winter can still be expected during the season, November is expected to be much milder than last year when winter-like weather dominated the month,” said TWN.
With winter around the corner, the weather agency says the weather pattern ‘”La Niña” is “playing a key role in Canada’s winter,” with weather in the southeast expected to be “above normal” winter warmth.