Summer Weather Will Finally Be Making Its Comeback In Montreal This Week

What we've been waiting for!

The Weather In Montreal Is Finally About To Get Hot Again
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This summer hasn't felt all that summery, but luckily, that's all about to change. According to The Weather Network, the weather in Montreal for the week of August 2 is going to be warm and sunny — the way we like it.

There's a little bit of rain expected on Monday, Saturday and Sunday, but the only day you really have to worry about precipitation is Friday.



Tuesday and Wednesday should be rather lovely days, with both expected to be 26 C.

And the day you really want to look forward to is Thursday, where it's expected to feel like 33 C — a perfect time to check out the beaches in and around Montreal.

Moral of the story: make sure to get outside and enjoy the sunshine while it's here this week!

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