Montreal is experiencing a fairly mild and overcast day today. A mostly cloudy sky dominates the forecast with moderate wind conditions, and the city can expect stable temperatures throughout the day. No major weather events are on the horizon, but showers are expected mid-week.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions
As of this morning, Montreal is mostly cloudy with a southeast wind blowing at around 20 km/h. The temperature is holding steady at 22°C, which is quite typical for late September. The UV index is at a moderate level of 4, so minimal sun protection is necessary if you’re spending extended time outdoors.
- Wind: Southeast at 20 km/h
- Humidity: Around 60%
- Pressure: 1017 mb
- UV Index: Moderate (4)
- Sunrise: 6:43 AM
- Sunset: 6:48 PM
Tonight’s Forecast
This evening will be partly cloudy, with the temperature cooling down to 14°C. Winds will continue from the southeast but lighten as the night progresses.
Tomorrow’s Forecast: September 24, 2024
Expected Conditions
Tuesday promises sunny skies and another day with a high of 22°C. While the daytime will remain bright, clouds are expected to gather in the evening, bringing a 40% chance of showers overnight. The low temperature will once again be around 14°C, so plan for a mild evening.
Extended Forecast:
- Wednesday, September 25: Expect rain throughout the day with cooler temperatures, reaching a high of 16°C.
- Thursday, September 26: Showers are likely, with temperatures rising to 23°C before clearing up at night.
Wardrobe Recommendations
- For Today: A light jacket or sweater is ideal given the mild, overcast weather. If you’re sensitive to wind, a windbreaker might be a good choice with the southeast breeze.
- For Tomorrow: Sunglasses will come in handy for the sunny conditions, but pack an umbrella if you’re staying out late as showers are expected in the evening.
Weather Trivia
Did you know that September is historically one of the driest months in Montreal, despite the occasional shower? On average, the city receives about 55mm of rain over 12 days, making it a relatively dry end to the summer months.
