Environment Canada has issued a rainfall alert for portions of southwestern Quebec, encompassing Montreal and the Montérégie area, set for Tuesday. Anticipated rainfall levels range between 40 to 60 millimeters, commencing in the afternoon and extending through Tuesday night. According to Environment Canada’s official statement, an almost stationary warm front linked to a low-pressure system could deliver substantial rainfall to the region. The meteorological agency cautions that the precipitation might lead to water accumulation on roadways or in low-lying zones, potentially causing intermittent visibility challenges, sometimes unexpectedly. Furthermore, the Eastern Townships and the Bois-Francs vicinity may also experience substantial rainfall on Tuesday, prompting Environment Canada to release a specialized weather advisory for the zone. Rainfall advisories are declared when there is an expectation of noteworthy impacts due to the rainfall volume.
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