The entire province should receive precipitation in the form of rain or snow between Sunday and Monday and average temperatures should not rise above 6 degrees in the warmest regions of Quebec this week.
Montrealers and their metropolitan neighbors can expect a mix of showers and light snow, which is expected to increase during the day and night on Sunday, which Environment Canada says may cause transportation difficulties.
A cloud system of showers and snow will cover the province from the southwest. Gatineau and Montreal should try it first, but Lanaudière and Quebec risk being affected during the day on Sunday as well.
In these regions, temperatures are expected to range between 6 degrees on the hottest day and 1 degree in the evening.
Estrie should experience similar temperatures, with rain starting to fall in the afternoon.
Abitibi-Témiscamingue, in turn, will continue to receive precipitation in the form of snow, with the mercury falling back below 0 degrees from the end of Sunday afternoon and not expected to rise much higher than 1 to 2 degrees over the course of the week.