Flurries coming down in Montreal, snow removal operation starts Tuesday
Posted January 13, 2025 1:10 pm.
Last Updated January 13, 2025 4:22 pm.
Periods of snow are expected for Montreal this week — similar to what the city woke up to on Monday morning, with snowflakes falling from the sky.
About 2 centimeters of snow is expected to cover Montreal today, according to Environment Canada — with a high of -2 degrees, feeling more like -8 with the wind chill.
The periods of snow are set to continue in the evening and into Tuesday.
The weather agency forecasting another 2cm for tomorrow — with winds of 20 km/h gusting to 40. Temperature steady near -3.
This – as Montreal launches it’s second snow removal operation of the season tomorrow morning – in all boroughs.
Nearly 3,000 workers and 2,500 snow removal vehicles will be involved in loading operations.
Useful links to face the winter
In a press release, the City of Montreal invited citizens to consult the Snow Removal section of the montreal.ca website.
Available resources include:
- Map to find free parking
- Montreal snow info application to track the progress of snow removal operations
- INFO-Remorquage system that allows you to find a towed vehicle
- Subscribe to the Avis-Alertes to be informed of snow removal operations
Come Wednesday, a little break from the white stuff — a mix of sun and cloud expected, with a high of -6.
The snowflakes then expected to make their return on Thursday — Environment Canada forecasting clouds with 60 per cent chance of flurries and a high of -4 degrees.
To end the work week, Montrealers will see those periods of snow again on Friday — with a high of -2.
Same for Saturday with the snow, but the mercury rising slightly to a high of -1 degrees.
A chillier Sunday though, with -9 degrees and a break from the snowfall — the weather agency forecasting a mix of sun and cloud.
