Montreal is currently experiencing an abnormally warm November, with temperatures projected to rise significantly throughout the week. According to MétéoMédia, highs in the southern regions of Quebec could reach between 16°C and 20°C, a notable increase from the typical high of around 9°C for this time of year. The warmest day is anticipated to be Wednesday, which is encouraging residents to engage in outdoor activities.
The unusual warmth is linked to a ridge of high pressure that has settled over southern Quebec, altering usual weather patterns and resulting in temperatures more reminiscent of September than November. This change comes as a surprise to many, as November typically brings grey skies and the potential for early snowfall in Montreal. The warm weather is likely to affect local activities and outdoor events, providing residents with a brief respite from the usual colder temperatures associated with the season.
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