Thunderstorm over Lachenaie (From Rivière-des-Prairies). See cloudy sky on 16 Jun 2022
Environment Canada has issued a tornado watch for western Quebec and communities west of Ottawa including Pembroke, Bancroft and Barry's Bay. The watch is in effect Thursday afternoon and evening.A thunderstorm builds over the Montreal area in 2022. Weather alerts about potentially strong storms cover a large part of the Ottawa-Gatineau area today, but don't affect the capital itself.
In areas west of Ottawa, conditions are favourable for severe thunderstorms that may produce a tornado in the afternoon and early evening.Tornado watches mean conditions are favourable for possible tornadoes, while tornado warnings mean a tornado has been reported or there's good evidence one is imminent.includes staying away from exterior walls and windows, ideally in a basement or on the ground floor, and getting out of vehicles.
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