After hurricanes in the US, storms in Quebec

Severe weather continues

Severe weather threatens parts of the US Midwest, including Ohio, this Tuesday. A line of thunderstorms could reach southern Ontario, where strong winds and large hail are expected. Meteorologists have warned that there is a risk of cyclonic storms along this border. However, a 5% probability is estimated in the south of the neighboring province of Quebec.

Risk of thunderstorms in Quebec

On Wednesday, the front will move northeast to reach Quebec. For Bellevue Province, the storms will not be violent. However, they can produce small hail and strong winds. In southern Ontario, there is a risk of severe thunderstorms. They can bring large hail and wind gusts of up to 90 km/h.

Thunderstorms in southern Quebec

The risk of thunderstorms Wednesday afternoon mainly concerned southern Quebec. More precisely, the route stretches from Pontiac to Estrie, through Laurentians and Morrissey. Note that hurricane season has begun in La Belle Province. On average, May has about a dozen days with stormy weather. July is the most active month with 27 days.

In collaboration with Bertin Ozonen, meteorologist.

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