Quebec's Summer Standoff: A Fierce Warm-Up for the Coming Weeks
As we approach mid-September, Quebec is gearing up for a significant extension of summer heat, promising a remarkable climatic shift from the recent cool spell. This transition, driven by an atmospheric trough that is slowly moving out, is setting the stage for a powerful surge of warmth expected to dominate the province for at least the next ten days.
The summer heat that had briefly retreated is making a strong comeback. Temperatures, which dipped recently, are about to rise again. Starting this Wednesday, the province will see temperatures climb above seasonal norms. In Montreal, for instance, the heat will build up through the weekend, peaking at around 28°C on Sunday, though some western regions might see temperatures reaching or exceeding 30°C locally.
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The current weather models suggest that this warm spell could extend beyond the initial forecast period. The high-pressure system responsible for this warmth is likely to maintain its grip, potentially prolonging the summer-like conditions well into the latter part of September. The extended heatwave will be characterized by generally sunny days with only occasional clouds, making it a pleasant but intense period of warmth.
Recent reports highlight a notable heatwave in Saskatchewan, where temperatures soared to 35°C. While Quebec may not experience such extreme highs, the province is nonetheless preparing for a significant warm-up. The southern parts, including Montreal, will enjoy a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures comfortably hovering around 26°C to 28°C. Meanwhile, the eastern regions, like the Côte-Nord, will experience slightly cooler conditions, with highs reaching only up to 19°C.
Friday is expected to bring even warmer conditions, with Montreal's temperatures climbing to 28°C and an humidex pushing the apparent temperature to 32°C. This pattern of warm, sunny weather will likely persist, with only minimal chances of precipitation.
In summary, Quebec is in for a spectacular end to summer with a robust warm spell that may stretch well into September. This extended heatwave will offer a final burst of summer warmth before the inevitable transition to cooler autumn temperatures. So, whether you're soaking up the last rays of summer or planning ahead for cooler weather, make the most of the current sunny and warm conditions while they last.
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