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Gorgeous in Spring/Summer/Autumn. Soooooooo cold in winter. Sidewalks not cleared well at all. Bring good pair of boots to throw over pants to avoid snow and slush muck. Leave a Comment
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Nature covered by a thick layer of ice is beautiful... once you forget that some branch collapsed on a car, house, power is lost, road are not safe, etc... And it doesn't get that bad most of the time. When you have only 2-3 mm of ice, it's like having crystalized gardens, forests. When you get 5-10 mm, then trouble begins. Leave a Comment
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Winter can get cold in Montreal, so be sure to bring warm clothes, especially if you're not used to cold weather. Also, be careful of ice on the roads and if you have to climb a stairway to enter a building (many homes in the city have this), be careful that you don't slip if the stairs are icy. Leave a Comment
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Winter is great! I love it for the winter sports, skating, skiing, etc... When nature goes crazy, it can decide that although ground temperature is below zero, the temperature in the clouds allow rain to fall instead of snow. What happens is that it will freeze upon contact to the first below-zero object it encounters. That is exactly what happened during the worst ice storm in memory in the Montreal region. Freezing rain fell for a few days until it covered everything with such a layer of ice that most of the trees had broken branches, but also electrical pylones collapsed like dominos, cutting power to about 1.5 million people from a few hours to 45 days. I was in the medium/lucky people who lost power for 8 days. Leave a Comment
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