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Lori Graham

Lori Graham

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Weather Journalist, CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

Montreal

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  • Montreal to expect double-digit temperatures Thursday

    By Lori Graham Verified| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC) Verified The month of March has been marked by mild weather across southwestern Quebec, and Thursday is no different with temperatures expected to climb into the double digits. The daytime high in Montreal could reach 11 degrees Celsius. While the temperature reading would not be a record for Montreal, the high is almost 10 above average. The normal high for March 14 is 2 C, while the record is 13.9 C set in 1946. The region is expected to see plenty of sun along with mild temperatures.

    By Lori Graham Verified · CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

    Mar. 14, 2024

  • Wild temperature swing to mark the end of February

    By Lori Graham Verified| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC) Verified The final days of February are expected to feature record-breaking warmth, followed by a sharp drop in temperatures. Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued special weather statements across much of Quebec, warning of the temperature rollercoaster, which could lead to a rapid freeze and potentially slick conditions. Daytime highs on Tuesday and Wednesday are predicted to climb into the double digits in Montreal.

    By Lori Graham Verified · CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

    Feb. 26, 2024

  • Montreal to expect double-digit temperatures Thursday

    By Lori Graham Verified| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC) Verified The month of March has been marked by mild weather across southwestern Quebec, and Thursday is no different with temperatures expected to climb into the double digits. The daytime high in Montreal could reach 11 degrees Celsius. While the temperature reading would not be a record for Montreal, the high is almost 10 above average. The normal high for March 14 is 2 C, while the record is 13.9 C set in 1946. The region is expected to see plenty of sun along with mild temperatures.

    By Lori Graham Verified · CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

    Mar. 14, 2024

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CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)