Quebec Ice Storm: A Look Back at 1998

In January 1998, southern Quebec experienced a significant meteorological event characterized by successive freezing rain episodes that created thick layers of ice. This severe weather impacted millions, leading to widespread power outages. The accumulation of ice caused extensive damage, including the collapse of trees and infrastructure. This event is regarded as one of the most critical weather-related incidents in the province’s history.

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