Expect a Soggy Thursday with a Glimmer of Sunshine on the Horizon
Montrealers, it’s time to embrace the umbrella as today’s forecast brings more rain to the city. With a high of 15°C, the temperature is cooler than the usual August warmth. Showers are expected throughout the day, with a total of 10 to 20 millimeters of rain—so if you’re heading out, waterproof gear is essential. The humidity is high, hovering around 90%, and a light breeze from the northeast at 10 km/h adds a bit of chill to the air. Barometric pressure sits at a steady 101.7 kPa.
Looking Ahead: A Mix of Sun and Clouds
The rain is expected to taper off as we head into Friday, giving way to clearer skies and a high of 25°C. Saturday brings some sunshine with a comfortable high of 26°C, perfect for any outdoor weekend plans. Sunday will be slightly cooler, with a mix of sun and clouds and a high of 24°C, so keep your light layers handy. The start of next week sees temperatures staying warm, with highs around 25-27°C.
Historical Weather Trivia
On this day back in 1955, Montreal recorded a scorching high of 30.6°C, while the chilliest 22nd of August was in 1957, with a brisk low of 6.1°C. Today’s weather might not be breaking records, but it’s certainly keeping things wet and wild.
Wardrobe Tip: Think layers! A waterproof jacket or a trusty raincoat paired with some waterproof shoes will keep you comfortable and dry. Don’t forget a hat or an umbrella for extra protection against those showers.
Fun Fact: Did you know that Montreal’s greatest single-day rainfall for August 22nd was 21.4 mm, recorded in 1977? Today’s rain might just give that record a run for its money!
