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Freezing Rain Warning Hits Western Quebec This Weekend

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URGENT UPDATE: A freezing rain warning has just been issued for western Quebec, effective this weekend. Environment Canada predicts 5 to 10 millimetres of precipitation, coupled with sub-zero temperatures, raising serious concerns about ice accumulation on roads and sidewalks.

Officials warn that all surfaces, including pavements and sidewalks, could become dangerously icy and slippery. “Travel conditions could be locally difficult,” Environment Canada stated in their alert. This warning extends from the Ontario border up to Réminy in the north and Montebello to the east, affecting numerous communities across the region.

As residents prepare for the icy conditions, authorities urge caution for anyone traveling this weekend. The combination of freezing rain and low temperatures poses a significant risk of accidents and hazardous travel.

Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops. For the latest information from Environment Canada, click here.

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