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A HIGH WIND WATCH MEANS THERE IS THE POTENTIAL FOR A HAZARDOUS HIGH WIND EVENT. SUSTAINED WINDS OF AT LEAST 40 MPH...OR GUSTS OF 58 MPH OR STRONGER MAY OCCUR. And this is for the Montreal area too for sunday evening. A sharp cold front will invade Southern Quebec.

Montreal -est faible pluie 0.7c 5:13pm Montreal-east light rain 0.7c 5:13pm radar: http://www.intellicast.com/National/Radar/...cation=USVT0147

Montreal -est nuageux -5.2c 9:02am Montreal-east cloudy -5.2c 9:02am radar: http://www.intellicast.com/National/Radar/...cation=USVT0147

Ice, cet image radar n'est pas assez précise. Elle indiquait à 06:54 de la neige alors que c'était de la pluie ici (verglaçante). Aussi, elle semble laisser plein de trous où il n'y aurait pas de précipitation alors que ça tombe en continue. THANKS REGG ill try another one from intellicast.

This is the 24 hour accumalation graph and you see where all the moisture is being pumped by the low pressure system which is a north east direction heading to Hudson Bay.Blizzard warnings are out already for Kuujjuarpik, Umiujaq and the Sanikiluaq Islands.

montreal-est nuaguex -5.8c 7:09am montreal-east cloudy -5.8c 7:09am radar:

24 hr precip accumalation. You could see that low pressure systems energy (moisture) is all being pushed well north of Montreal.

HELLO SHAWN If possible could you update me at 2:30 and 3 pm and give me your temp at RDP. I set up a another one this time with a wire and ill also check the wireless one if its at the same temp as the other one. . Thanks Shawn_strat et Iceberg, Voici les conditions météo à Ville St-Laurent : Date et heure : 12/26/08 3:00p (Heure locale) Température (10 m) : -10.1°C Température (1.5 m) : -10.6°C Point de rosée : -12.7°C Refroidissement éolien : -12.9°C Humidité : 81% Pression atmosphérique et tendance : 1033.4 mb - Falling Slowly Vitesse du vent (10 min) et direction : 4.8 km/h de secteur N (355°) Rayonnement solaire : 69 W/m2 Iceberg : tu te trouves ou exactement à Montréal ? Si vous avez besoin des données supplémentaires, vous pouvez aller consulter mon Feed RSS. Mise à jour toutes les 10 minutes. Bon étalonnage. ENTRE ST. LEONARD ET ANJOU.A LA LIMITE DE ST.LEONARD.

hello shawn and celini montreal-est nuageux -9.2c 3:43pm monteal-east cloudy -9.2c 3:43pm my wireless says -7.3c a diff of 2c thanks for the info guys

HELLO SHAWN If possible could you update me at 2:30 and 3 pm and give me your temp at RDP. I set up a another one this time with a wire and ill also check the wireless one if its at the same temp as the other one. . Thanks

18.0° le 6 décembre 2001, record mensuel. Merci Tyrone tu a raison.

New record might be broken for the Montreal area for maximum temp for Dec.27 2008. The record to beat is 10.6c set in 1895. The maximum record for a December month is 18.0c set in Dec. 6 2001. Oddly enough this record that stood for 113 years might have the same track that the low pressure system is taking now, because Toronto Ontario also had a reading of 10.6c on dec 25th and 8.9c on dec 26th 1895, as system tracked north north east winds from the south south west push warm humid air from the gulf of Mexico into Southern Ontario and Southern Quebec making for the temp records back then.What im doing now is some detective work i might be wrong but im taking a guess.

Montreal-est Généralement nuageux -6.8c 12:35pm Montreal-east mostly cloudy -6.8c 12:35pm Aéroport intl de Montréal-Trudeau nuageux -11.2c 12:38pm diff= 4.4c ouest a est

QUOTE (colapster89 @ December 25, 2008 04:18 pm) depuis aussi longtemps qu'on prend des relevés météo, un hiver sans pluie ou redoux sa n'existe pas au Québec. Here are some numbers for you Colapster for Montreal winters with least amount of rain.. the winter season of 1955-56 is the winner so far with 23.5mm DEC TO FEB 1874-75 = 8.4MM 1962-63 = 8.7MM JAN TO FEB 1868= TRACE 1987= TRACE 1879= 0.8MM 1977= 4.8MM JAN TO MARCH 1856= 0.0MM 1940= 5.4MM DEC TO MARCH 1955-56 = 23.5MM

Rafales de vent a Toronto a 93km/h derniere heure.

montreal-est Faible pluie verglaçante 0.6c 7:57pm montreal-east light freezing rain 0.6c 7:57pm radar:

Montreal-est Faible bruine verglaçante -0.1c 6:04pm Montreal-east light freezing drizzle -0.1c 6:04pm radar:

Cold front is just passing by the Winsdor Sarnia corridor the past few hours, winds have picked WSW and i would say by 1:00am temp will start to fall in the Montreal area. IN THIS IMAGE YOU COULD SEE THE SHARP COLD FRONT MOVING BY THE AREAS I MENTIONED ABOVE.

Pas mal de vent pour cette nuit. Ca va brasser pour le sud de Quebec. HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 12 PM EST THURSDAY... THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BURLINGTON HAS ISSUED A HIGH WIND WARNING...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 12 PM EST THURSDAY...FOR WIND GUSTS TO 60 MPH...ACROSS THE NORTHERN ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND SAINT LAWRENCE RIVER VALLEY IN NORTHERN NEW YORK.

Pour la grande region de Montreal les rafales de vent peut atteindre 100km/h apres minuit. For the greater Montreal area wind gusts could reach 100km/h after midnight.

MONTREAL-EST NEIGE FAIBLE -1.3C 1:05PM MONTREAL-EAST LIGHT SNOW -1.3C 1:05PM RADAR:

Montreal-est Nuageux -6.3c 10:39pm Montreal-east cloudy -6.3c 10:39pm radar:

I agree with you Nicolas the models now are dancing around and everyone has a diff outlook, in reality no one can pinpoint where the snow rain line will be.

Brett anderson accuweather thinks different !! Breakdown on this event for selected sites...... Windsor, Ont.....5-8 cm snow tonight then a mix late tonight followed by rain Wednesday morning. London, Ont.....8-14 cm of snow tonight and Wednesday morning then some sleet/ice followed by rain later Wednesday morning. Hamilton, Ont....8-12 cm snow into Wednesday morning then a brief period of sleet/ice followed by rain midday Wednesday. Kitchener, Ont...12-18 cm of snow through Wednesday morning then sleet/ice followed by rain Wednesday afternoon. Toronto, Ont.....10-16 cm snow into Wednesday morning then some sleet/ice later in the morning followed by afternoon rain. Owen Sound, Ont......10-17 cm snow tonight through Wednesday morning, changing to sleet then rain Wednesday afternoon. Barrie, Ont....12-20 cm snow tonight through midday Wednesday then some sleet/ice followed by rain late in the day. North Bay, Ont.....15-25 cm snow tonight through Wednesday night. Some sleet possible late Wednesday. Sault Ste. Marie......13-23 cm snow Peterborough, Ont...12-18 cm snow through Wednesday morning then sleet/ice midday Wednesday then a cold rain late Wednesday. Kingston, Ont......10-15 cm snow into midday Wednesday then sleet/ice to rain in the afternoon. Ottawa, Ont.....10-17 cm snow into early Wednesday afternoon then sleet/ice late Wednesday before going back to snow late Wednesday eve. Montreal, Que......8-15 cm snow through Wednesday afternoon then sleet/ice Wednesday evening which changes to plain rain Wednesday night, but just barely! Storm back to snow late Wednesday night before ending. Quebec City, Que....6-12 cm snow through Wednesday evening then sleet/ice Wednesday night for a time before going back to snow early Thursday morning.

Just confirmed with EC 6 cm of snow then to all rain but i think we will get up to 10 cm of snow for Montreal.