IN PHOTOS: Montreal’s first snowfall of the season

(CREDIT: Martin Daigle/CityNews)

By News Staff

Posted November 16, 2022 12:24 pm.

Last Updated November 16, 2022 12:29 pm.

Snow is lightly coming down over Montreal and the surrounding areas. Here are some photos of what the city and South Shore looked like on Wednesday morning.

Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Martin Daigle/CityNews)

Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Martin Daigle/CityNews)

Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Martin Daigle/CityNews)

Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Martin Daigle/CityNews)

Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Martin Daigle/CityNews)

Montreal South Shore first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

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Montreal South Shore first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Matt Tornabene/CityNews)

Montreal South Shore first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022

(CREDIT: Matt Tornabene/CityNews)

Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022
Montreal first snow winter soon Nov 16 2022
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