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Hourly Forecast - Gaspésie

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT

Snow and rain on tap for the weekend. What: - Heavy rainfall possible near the shoreline. - Significant snowfall expected over higher terrain. - Strong to high northeasterly winds. - Risk of storm surge. When: From Saturday to Sunday. The strongest winds and the risk of storm surge are expected on Saturday evening. Additional information: a low pressure system will affect the Maritimes this weekend. However, precipitation amounts and maximum wind strength may vary depending on the track and intensity of the weather system. Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to QCstorm@ec.gc.ca or tweet reports using #QCStorm.

In effect for:
  • Grande-Rivière - Cascapédia area
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Date/Time
(EST) 		Temp.
(°C) 		Weather ConditionsLikelihood of precip (%) Wind
(km/h) 		Wind Chill
22 November 2024
11:00 0 Periods of light snow. Risk of freezing drizzle

Periods of light snow. Risk of freezing drizzle

80E 20
gusts 40 		*
12:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
gusts 40 		*
13:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
gusts 40 		*
14:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
gusts 40 		*
15:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
gusts 40 		*
16:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
gusts 40 		*
17:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
gusts 40 		*
18:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
19:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
20:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
21:00 -1 Snow

Snow

100E 20
-6
22:00 -1 Snow

Snow

100E 20
-7
23:00 -1 Snow

Snow

100E 20
-6
23 November 2024
00:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
01:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
02:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
03:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
04:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
05:00 0 Snow

Snow

100E 20
*
06:00 0 Snow

Snow

100NE 20
gusts 40 		*
07:00 0 Snow

Snow

100NE 20
gusts 40 		*
08:00 0 Snow

Snow

100NE 20
gusts 40 		*
09:00 1 Snow

Snow

100NE 20
gusts 40 		*
10:00 1 Snow

Snow

100NE 20
gusts 40 		*

* Value not significant

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