Waves of freezing rain and freezing drizzle will cross Quebec throughout the day Monday, and continue until Tuesday morning.
Up to 5 mm of ice is expected to coat surfaces in the Montreal region, with five to ten mm of ice predicted for Quebec City.
On Tuesday the temperature is expected to rise to 5 C in Montreal before dropping to -12 C overnight, meaning whatever liquid water is around on Tuesday will quickly freeze.
Overall, it means getting around on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday will be very slippery.
Another freezing wave system could arrive on Thursday, and that could spread more ice across the southern third of the province.
#FreezingRain Warnings in effect this evening in #Montreal
— Lori Graham (@LGrahamCTV) February 4, 2019
Freezing rain changes to rain overnight as temps rise.
We'll see 5-10mm of rain into Tues AM. It will be drier in the afternoon but temps will drop.
We'll slip to -3 by afternoon and -13 Tuesday night.@CTVMontreal pic.twitter.com/kwCQWeKE1s
Sure looks pretty in pictures but #icy conditions are making things tough on streets and sidewalks.#FreezingRain will change to #rain in #Montreal overnight as temperatures rise above the freezing mark.
— Lori Graham (@LGrahamCTV) February 4, 2019
Pics courtesy Sharon Todd. @CTVMontreal pic.twitter.com/Cxu49ijdUx
