Montreal will enjoy clear, sunny weather through the coming days, and the autumn equinox on Tuesday evening will officially mark the start of fall, according to the latest forecast.
Temperatures are set to reach a high of 16°C on Monday, with a low of 6°C expected overnight. On Tuesday, the high is projected to rise slightly to 17°C, while the sky remains free of clouds, continuing the bright conditions that have characterized the start of the week.
The equinox, occurring Tuesday night, signals the moment when day and night are approximately equal in length across the Northern Hemisphere. This astronomical event traditionally denotes the beginning of the autumn season, transitioning the region from summer to fall.
Meteorologists note that the current pattern of clear skies is likely to persist for the rest of the week, offering residents extended periods of sunshine. The forecast does not indicate any significant weather changes beyond the expected temperature range for Monday and Tuesday.
For Montrealers, the arrival of the equinox provides a clear calendar marker for the seasonal shift. While daylight hours will gradually shorten after the equinox, the immediate outlook remains warm and bright, allowing outdoor activities to continue without interruption.
The combination of favorable weather and the astronomical milestone offers a pleasant introduction to the fall season for the city. Residents can anticipate a week of pleasant temperatures and abundant sunshine as they adjust to the new season.