Unsettled Skies Over Montreal: August Showers with a Dash of Thunderstorm Activity Likely

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Weather Update Rain Boots and Umbrella

Montreal is in for a bit of a wet and windy Monday, August 12, 2024. The day kicks off with a 60% chance of showers, so be sure to grab that umbrella if you’re heading out early. Temperatures will start around 15°C and climb to a mild 22°C by the afternoon, but the skies will be keeping us on our toes with the possibility of thunderstorms mixed in with the rain showers. Winds will be coming from the west at 20 km/h, adding a bit of a breeze to the humid atmosphere.

As the day progresses, the rain chances taper off in the evening, leading to clearer skies overnight. By late evening, we should see the skies clear up entirely with temperatures settling around 19°C, making it a relatively pleasant night.

The humidity is hovering around a sticky 90% this morning but will drop as the day cools down, and the barometric pressure is currently steady at 100.5 kPa.

Historical Weather Trivia

If you’re wondering how today’s temperatures stack up against Montreal’s weather history, the record high for August 12th was a scorching 32.7°C back in 2002. The lowest temperature ever recorded on this date was a chilly 7.2°C in 1950. So, while today’s weather may seem a bit drizzly, at least we aren’t facing any extremes!

What to Wear

Given the mix of rain and mild temperatures, it’s a day for layers. A light waterproof jacket paired with comfortable shoes should keep you dry and warm enough for the varying conditions. Don’t forget to carry an umbrella—you’ll likely need it at some point during the day.

Looking Ahead

The weather looks to improve as we move into the week. Tomorrow promises drier conditions with temperatures sticking close to the low 20s. It’s a good idea to keep an eye on the forecast, though, as summer weather can be unpredictable!

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