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AWCN10 CWUL 191518
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR QUEBEC
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 11:18 A.M. EDT FRIDAY 19 JUNE 2026.
DISCUSSION.
A WEATHER SYSTEM ACCOMPANIED BY THUNDERSTORMS BROUGHT SIGNIFICANT
RAINFALL AMOUNTS OVER SEVERAL AREAS OF SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL QUEBEC.
IT WILL CONTINUE TO AFFECT THE EASTERN PART OF THE PROVINCE TODAY.
THE FOLLOWING IS A PRELIMINARY SUMMARY OF WEATHER EVENT INFORMATION
RECEIVED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA, VALID AS OF 10:00 AM EDT.
SEVERAL TREES WERE UPROOTED FOLLOWING THE PASSAGE OF A SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GORE, WHICH CAUSED POWER OUTAGES AND
OBSTRUCTIONS ON SOME ROADS.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEAR SAINT-ETIENNE-DE-BOLTON, A MUNICIPALITY
IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS REGION, SEVERAL TREES WERE BROKEN FOLLOWING
THE PASSAGE OF A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM.
IN BUCKLAND, STRONG WINDS ON THURSDAY EVENING CAUSED POWER LINES AND
TREES TO FALL.
SUMMARY OF RAINFALL AMOUNTS (IN MILLIMETRES):
MONTREAL: 30 TO 50
QUEBEC: 40 TO 75
CHARLEVOIX: 50 TO 100
MONTEREGIE: 30 TO 50
LANAUDIERE: 30 TO 50
LAURENTIANS: 20 TO 30
MONT-TREMBLANT PARK: 30 TO 40
EASTERN TOWNSHIPS: 40 TO 60
BEAUCE: 30 TO 50
BOIS-FRANCS: 30 TO 40
MAURICIE: 30 TO 60
LAURENTIAN WILDLIFE RESERVE: 25 TO 35
SAGUENAY - LAC-SAINT-JEAN: 20 TO 40
MONTMAGNY: 40 TO 50
BAS-SAINT-LAURENT: 30 TO 45
BAIE-COMEAU: 30-40
BAIE-DES-CHALEURS: 30-40
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
END/QSPC
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