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Sept-Îles: After the Snow, the Rain
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The snow falling on Sept-Îles on Sunday and today is a wake up call that winter is at our doorstep, says Simon Legault, a meteorologist for Environment Canada. At the ten centimetres already received so far, another five centimetres is expected. However, the scissors (icing rain) will come from there afterwards, with strong easterly winds, gusts between 60 and 80 km/h. The meteorologist speaks of 40 to 50 mm of rain, rain that will stop in midda…
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