Wind first, sunshine after lunch.
A morning-weather note for Thursday: showers are only a small early risk, the day turns dry and brighter, and the best outside window lands late afternoon into early evening.
Today’s shape
Environment Canada shows a 30% chance of showers through late morning, with west wind 20 km/h gusting to 40.
This is the messy-feeling part of the day: not terrible, just gusty enough that a compact umbrella and warm layer beat optimism.
Hourly forecast switches to 0% precipitation from noon, with mixed sun and cloud and UV near moderate at midday.
Montréal Design Week wraps today; if you want a structured indoor/outdoor detour, its citywide design stops are a good low-pressure afternoon option.
The warmest hour is around 5 PM, then wind eases from gusts near 40 to west 15 km/h by early evening.
Use the dry late-afternoon gap for a Plateau-to-Mount-Royal edge loop rather than a full hike: enough light, less wind, and no rain in the hourly forecast.
Evening turns mainly sunny, then a few clouds; overnight drops toward 4°C with frost risk outside the city core.
A 7:30 PM Le Système show: compact, specific, and an easy evening pick if the late-day energy is there.
Weather through the day
Morning
Mostly cloudy around 7°C at the start; 30% shower chance until late morning with west gusts near 40 km/h.
Midday
Dry from noon, 10°C, mixed sun and cloud, UV index peaking near 5.
Afternoon
11–13°C with mixed sun and cloud; still breezy, but this is the useful dry stretch.
Evening
Mainly sunny early, then a few clouds; wind eases to W 15 km/h and temperatures slip from 12°C toward 8°C.
Around Montréal
Bring / remember
- Wind layer first: west gusts near 40 km/h make the morning feel sharper than the high suggests.
- Compact umbrella or hood for the early shower chance; after noon, it can probably stay tucked away.
- Sunglasses are worth it for the late-day bright patch, even with mixed cloud.
- If any balcony plants are out, note the overnight low near 4°C and frost risk in cooler spots.