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Montreal remains on northwest edge of powerful Nor'Easter (opens the original)
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A powerful coastal storm has pushed clouds and showers into Montreal early Monday morning. The storm has been meandering off the eastern coast of the United States, hammering the region with high surf, strong winds and heavy rain. The coastal impacts have been significant, with widespread damage and flooding reported. Power is out to over 30,000 homes and businesses across the middle Atlantic and New England. Several regions including coastal New Jersey, Long Island and Hatteras Island, North Ca
Labour Day, the unofficial end to summer in Montreal (opens the original)
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Labour Day weekend is upon us, typically the unofficial end to summer. This was more of a reality in my youth, as the weather typically turned cooler much quicker and school rarely started until after the last long weekend of the summer. Things has changed considerably these days as most schools are already back in session, and summer warmth tends to drift well into September and in some cases even early October. The weather this weekend looks ideal for outdoor activities. Scattered showers are
Welcome to meteorological fall (opens the original)
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Back to school, sunsets before 7pm, my snow clearing contract arrives as well as my tire change reminder for October. It must be September in Montreal! September 1st marks the start of meteorological fall, statistically summer is behind us. Astronomical fall arrives with the Equinox at 8:05 pm on September 22. The nights grow longer quickly, we see more dew and fog in the mornings, and already, there is a hint of colour in the trees that will only increase over the coming days. The summer month
Rain and clouds cover lunar eclipse in Montreal (opens the original)
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UPDATED: The Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for metro Montreal has now expired. Isolated storms remain possible through midnight, but the threat for severe weather has ended. Previous Post: It has been a wet August across southern Quebec. Scattered showers and thunderstorms have occurred on 14 of the 25 days to date, with more forecast both Thursday and Friday. As a result, 122.7mm of rain has fallen at Trudeau Airport, again with more in some surrounding communities. Wednesday will be sunny
Rain and clouds cover lunar eclipse in Montreal (opens the original)
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UPDATED: The Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for metro Montreal has now expired. Isolated storms remain possible through midnight, but the threat for severe weather has ended. Previous Post: It has been a wet August across southern Quebec. Scattered showers and thunderstorms have occurred on 14 of the 25 days to date, with more forecast both Thursday and Friday. As a result, 122.7mm of rain has fallen at Trudeau Airport, again with more in some surrounding communities. Wednesday will be sunny
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