Mixed weather ahead for Montrealers this weekend

Montrealers walk in the park
Montrealers walk in the park on a rainy day, July 11 2024. (CityNews Image)

By News Staff

Posted September 6, 2024 9:41 am.

Montrealers should take advantage of the warm and dry weather before the rain moves in this weekend.

On Friday, mainly sunny skies and feeling like 28 degrees with the humidex.

Wet weather on Saturday, with a high of 23 and a low of 8. The humidex levels will reach 27 degrees.

On Sunday, a mix of sun and clouds with a high of 16 – well below the 21 degree average for this time of year.

Sunshine returns for Monday and Tuesday, with highs of 20 and 21.

A mix of sun and clouds for Wednesday and Thursday, but warming up once again with highs of 25 and 27 degrees.

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