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Snow removal operations begin in Montreal

A day after a very snowy Christmas, almost 2,200 city vehicles hit the streets at 7 p.m. Tuesday to start removing the roughly 25 centimetres of snow.

About 2,200 city vehicles have been on the streets since 7 p.m.

The City of Montreal will start carting away snow in the city's 19 boroughs Tuesday at 7 p.m. (Simon-Marc Charron/Radio-Canada)

It's the City of Montreal's gift to you, probably snow removal operations.

A day after a very snowy Christmas, almost 2,200 city vehicleshit the streets as of7 p.m. Tuesday to start removingthe roughly 25 centimetres of snow that has fallen in recent days.

As always, the city's priority is to remove snow near hospitals, major arteries and access points for public transit.

The city is reminding people to be mindful of the parking restrictions and be careful around the machinery.
About 5 to 10 cm of snow are expected today. Snowy conditions will continue on Sunday with more of snow during the day and a risk freezing rain and ice pellets. (Simon-Marc Charron/Radio-Canada)

Car owners candownload theInfo-Neigeappor check out the city's snow removalwebsite in order to know when to move their cars, and get information on the free, off-street parking spots available.

And if, despite your best efforts, your car gets towed, you can call514-872-3777 to find out where it was moved to.

After the snow, the cold

The good news is that there is no snow in the Montrealforecast over the next few days, and it will be nice and sunny.

The bad news is it's going to get pretty cold for the waning days of 2017.

Bundle up and grab your sunnies if you're heading outside in the next few days. (CBC)

The temperature isn't expected to climb higher than17 C for the next week. And with the wind, it will feel much colder.

The weather agency is warning of extreme cold in some parts of northwestern Quebec, where it will feel like 40 with the wind chill.