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Meteorologists and historians believe that this weekend’s baptism by snow could actually have been the coldest snowstorm experienced by Montrealers in a century, reads a montreal.ctvnews.caarticle from Jan 20. Sunday’s high held below -15C all day and snow accumulation was expected to exceed 25cm. According to the Twitter account YUL Weather Records, the last time Montreal experienced a similar snowstorm was Jan 16, 1920. On that day, a total of 30.2 cm of snow fell, and the daytime high reached -19.4C. By 3pm on Sunday it was already Montreal’s 2nd snowiest Jan 20th since records began in 1872: Environment Canada advised people to postpone “non-essential travel” until conditions improve, which may not be for a couple of days. “There is another storm that may be heading our way for the middle of the week, so we expect more snow,” warned Michelle Fleury, a meteorologist with Environment Canada. electroverse.net