Photo: Gaétan Veillette · CC BY-SA 4.0Weather in Deux-Montagnes: 4 degrees and a few rain showers or flurries tomorrow
Tomorrow carries a chance of rain or snow of 80% and a breeze of 20 km/h; the low is 1°C. Afternoon temperatures for the rest of the week run from 5°C at the low end to 8°C on Wednesday. In Deux-Montagnes, the November norm is a high of 6°C and a low of −2°C.
The next 24 hours in Deux-Montagnes
Look for 4°C around 15:00 and 0°C around 21:00. The best chance of rain or snow comes around 06:00 (80%).
The week ahead, against a normal week
A mix: some days above normal, some below. Tap a day for more.
Sat14 NovA few rain showers or flurries1°4°−2°
Saturday: Rain showers. Rain showers or flurries early in the morning. Wind becoming northwest 20 km/h in the morning. High plus 4. UV index 1 or low.
Saturday night: A few showers ending in the evening then mainly cloudy. Temperature steady near plus 1.
Sun15 NovA mix of sun and cloud−6°6°normal
Sunday: A mix of sun and cloud. High 6.
Sunday night: Clear. Low minus 6.
Mon16 NovSunny−1°5°normal
Monday: Sunny. High plus 5.
Monday night: Clear. Low minus 1.
Tue17 NovSunny1°7°normal
Tuesday: Sunny. High 7.
Tuesday night: Cloudy periods. Low plus 1.
Wed18 NovSunny0°8°+3°
Wednesday: Sunny. High 8.
Wednesday night: Clear. Low zero.
Thu19 NovSunny8°+3°
Thursday: Sunny. High 8.
Where today sits in Deux-Montagnes’ year
Typical highs and lows month by month, from the ECCC averages.
Warnings and more
Alerts come from Environment and Climate Change Canada; its warnings page is the place to check in bad weather.
Forecast, current conditions and alerts: Environment and Climate Change Canada’s city page for Deux-Montagnes, fetched 13 November, 20:29. Normals: ECCC 1991–2020, Montréal Trudeau (Airport). Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada · ECCC Data Services End-use Licence
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