Sunshine for Montreal and then rain amid the Holidays

Moose statues are seen covered in snow, in downtown Montreal on Dec. 24 2024. (Andre Pelletier, CityNews Image)

By News Staff

Posted December 24, 2024 11:47 am.

Montrealers should see sunny skies tomorrow on Christmas Day and the first night of Hannukah.

On Tuesday, the city was covered in snow after 11 cm fell overnight.

Cloudy skies throughout the day, with a high of -7 and a low of -16. Temperatures could feel like -19 tonight with the wind chill.

On Wednesday, sunny skies with a high of -10, and a low of -16.

Similar weather on Thursday – as Kwanzaa begins, with a high of -11 and a low of -17.

Mix of sun and clouds on Friday, with temperatures steady at -11.

On Saturday, cloudy skies with a high of -2, and a low of 1. Possible wet weather with a 60 per cent chance of showers.

On Sunday, more rain with a high and low of 5 degrees.

Rainy weather continues Monday, with a high of 5.

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