Wednesday will be tentatively sunny in Quebec, while clouds and a few snow showers could cloud the day.
This will be the case for most of the province, but the center could dodge the clouds. However, the sun’s rays are likely to be rare in the far north.
Temperatures in the western part of the province will average around -8 degrees Celsius and Abitibi-Témiscamingue should expect a snow accumulation of 5 cm starting at the end of the evening and lasting overnight.
In eastern Quebec, temperatures vary between -8 and -15 degrees depending on the region, while Minganie and Natashquan can expect temperatures of -21 degrees.
The center will be less uniform as mercury drops to -7 degrees in Estrie, -10 in Beauce, -9 in Mauricie, -11 in Quebec and Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean averaging -16 degrees.
The Îles-de-la-Madeleine will not be able to see any rays of the sun, while snowfall is likely and the mercury remains stable at -5 degrees.
Temperatures for the north and far north generally hover around -20 degrees, but some areas could reach -27 on the hottest of the day.