Open in full screen mode Many towns in Eastern Quebec, including Gaspé, have already received several tens of centimeters of snow since Thursday. Radio-Canada Speech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it possible to generate spoken text from written text. Once again, large quantities of snow are likely to fall from Saturday evening until Sunday morning. Snow or winter storm alerts have been issued for the entire Gaspésie, eastern Bas-Saint-Laurent and Témiscouata as well as for Minganie and the Basse-Côte-Nord. The forecast accumulations vary between 15 and 30 cm for these sectors, according to forecasts from Environment Canada, which specifies however that this snow is due to a depression whose exact trajectory remains uncertain, which could have an effect on the quantities of precipitation. Environment Canada warns that the rapid accumulation of snow will make travel difficult and that visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in the heavy snow. In Îles-de-la-Madeleine and Blanc-Sablon, a wind warning is in effect. Environment Canada forecasts strong southerly winds with maximum gusts of 90 km/h Sunday morning on the archipelago. The Blanc-Sablon sector will be affected by southwest winds which will blow up to 90 km/h for a few hours starting late Sunday afternoon. Loading ELSE ON INFO: Why are Islamist groups are they attacking Russia?Loading ELSE ON INFO : Why are Islamist groups attacking Russia?
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