Chilly Wednesday morning, but 20 Celcius on Thursday

Sunshine and fall colours are seen at King George Park in Montreal on Oct. 18, 2026. (CityNews)

By Tina Tenneriello

Posted October 28, 2026 9:35 am.

After a chilly Wednesday morning with -1 Celsius, Quebecers will get above average temperatures on Thursday, we should reach a high of 20 Celsius.

The forecast calls for a sunny day Wednesday and Thursday. Clouds will roll in Thursday afternoon. Overnight there is a 40 per cent chance of rain and temperatures should fall to 10 Celsius.

For Friday, temperatures drop again with a high of 11 Celsius and a low of 1 Celsius, with cloudy skies.

For Halloween Saturday, it’s looking beautiful, sunny with a high of 9 Celsius and a low of 3 Celsius.

More sun on Sunday with a high of 13 Celsius, low of 5 Celsius.

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