With severe thunderstorm warnings and the appearance of a few tornadoes in the mix this month, Montreal is now preparing for more inclement weather.
A special weather statement issued by Environment Canada this morning cautioned showers and risk of thunderstorms.
Rainfall between 15 to 30 millimetres is forecasted across Southern Quebec on Thursday morning, however, amounts could locally reach 50 millimetres in thunderstorms.
According to Environment Canada, heavy rain may cause flash flooding and ponding on roads and localized flooding could be possible in low-lying areas.
What are the best indoor things to do in Montreal?
With the opening of the new Nike store downtown, along with a slew of great shopping across the city (vintage finds included), there’s plenty of things to do and cheap ways to enjoy Montreal’s indoors.
From the city's best restaurants, hidden, luxury spas, shopping and nightlife—whether you're looking for Michelin-inspired dining, Montreal's best cheap eats and iconic dishes or a 40,000-square-foot culinary and cultural destination with the best chefs and restaurants under one roof—you can still make the most of the city.
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