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A blast of winter weather is on the way for Montreal and the surrounding areas.
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement Tuesday afternoon for several regions in western, southern and central Quebec.
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“A vigorous cold front will move across Quebec beginning overnight tonight,” reads the statement.
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The weather agency warns there will also be heavy snow and strong winds, which could significantly reduce visibility on the road. As a result, motorists should expect “hazardous and changing” driving conditions.
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Quebecers in affected regions should also prepare for cold weather.
“Behind the front, the temperatures will drop rapidly,” the agency said.
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