Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Montreal area
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Montreal area — warning of strong wind gusts up to 100 kilometres per hour, heavy rain, and even hail — on top of the heat warning in place.
The weather agency says the storm could hit Sunday afternoon and evening. Some may lose power as a result.
Heavy rain could cause flash flooding and significantly reduce visibility on the road.
Falling hail could reach a diameter of almost one centimetre, according to Environment Canada.
Nautical activities are discouraged and the agency recommends staying inside if you hear thunder.
A heat warning is also in place for the area as the humidex could reach 40 degrees Sunday afternoon.
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