Slippery roads, power outages as spring snowfall hits Greater Montreal
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Montrealers can expect some slippery driving conditions Tuesday due to late-season snowfall bringing heavy, wet snow to the city.
According to Environment Canada, a major weather system from the east coast of the U.S. is bringing 10 cm of snow to the Greater Montreal area, with temperatures hovering near freezing.
"Visibilities will be significantly reduced in heavy snow during the Tuesday morning rush hour," the agency states. "Caution is advised as roads could quickly become slippery."
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