Today’s Forecast: A Sun-Soaked Wednesday
Montrealers, grab your sunglasses because today is serving up some delightful sunshine! With temperatures peaking at 25°C and a humidex making it feel like a cozy 27°C, it’s a perfect day for a leisurely walk or an afternoon on a patio. The southwest winds, reaching 20 km/h, will keep the air fresh and lively. The barometric pressure sits at 101.5 kPa, keeping things stable, while the humidity is at 67%, so you might feel a little bit of that summer stickiness.
Tonight, expect clear skies with a comfortable low of 16°C. A peaceful evening stroll might be just what the doctor ordered.
Historical High/Low for September 4: The record high for today is a balmy 30.2°C, while the low dips to a chilly 5.7°C. Fortunately, today’s forecast is sitting comfortably between these extremes.
Upcoming Weather: Sunshine Sticks Around, But Weekend Showers Ahead
Thursday, September 5 will continue the sunny streak with a high of 27°C. Perfect beach day vibes! Clear skies will dominate the evening too, with temperatures dipping to a cool 15°C.
Friday, September 6 mirrors Thursday with a sunny high of 27°C, although the night will be slightly warmer at 19°C. But enjoy it while it lasts—because…
Saturday, September 7, the clouds start rolling in, bringing cooler air with a high of 24°C. Saturday night promises periods of rain with a low of 14°C. Looks like your weekend plans may need a little adjustment!
Sunday, September 8 brings more rain with a cooler high of 18°C. Time to break out that umbrella again!
Wardrobe Suggestions: What to Wear?
Today’s sunny weather calls for light, breathable fabrics. Think T-shirts, sunglasses, and don’t forget sunscreen, as the UV index will be a high 6. For tonight, bring along a light jacket for those cooler evening temperatures. By the weekend, with rain on the forecast, water-resistant shoes and a sturdy umbrella will be your best friends.
Fun Weather Fact of the Day:
Did you know Montreal’s highest temperature ever recorded was a sizzling 37.6°C back in 1975? While today’s temperatures are much more comfortable, it’s a reminder that the city knows how to turn up the heat when it wants to!
