Open in full screen mode Rain and not snow is expected this year for Christmas in Quebec. The Canadian Press Unlike last year, Quebecers will be able to take advantage of good weather for their travels during the holiday season, with Environment Canada having forecast good weather until the middle of the next week. The Christmas of 2022 was marked by a major snowstorm which swept across the east of the country and left thousands of people without power for New Year's Eve, both in Quebec and in the Maritimes. However, this year, the portrait may be very different. We are still very lucky This year. There will be no problem with travel, confirms Michèle Fleury, meteorologist at Environment Canada. This calm weather can be explained by the presence of an anticyclone above the east of the country. Temperatures will even gradually rise over the weekend: they exceeded the 0 degree Celsius mark in several places on Sunday, but they will drop again in the evening. Temperatures will become milder again on Christmas Day. Clouds will also appear over the next few days. On the morning of December 25, patches of fog are expected to dissipate, but there will be a risk of freezing drizzle. Loading ELSE ON INFO: The return of “Chambres en ville” and the blunders of the CAQ at <em>Bye& lt;/em> <em>bye</em> <em>2023</em> This is just starting Wednesday that a depression currently forming in Colorado could bring rain, freezing rain or snow to various regions of Quebec and the Maritimes. < p class="StyledBodyHtmlParagraph-sc-48221190-4 hnvfyV">The depression will really pass between Wednesday and Friday, so for New Year's Day, it seems that it's over and that it's over and that it's over. we find ourselves again in a mass of cold air, but the weather should be relatively fine, underlines Ms. Fleury. The passage of another rain system earlier last week melted the snow cover in many places in Quebec, while in the Maritimes, violent winds caused numerous outages of current.
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