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The climates of Quebec are characterized by extremely variable weather. It is therefore highly useful to hâve a method for determining categories of daily weather types. For each day, the author first of ail combines the maximum and minimum temperatures with indices denoting deteriorating weather conditions (indices d'aggravation du temps), based on the relative duration of bright sunshine and the amount of precipitation. He then re-groups these combinations into 19 classes of weather types. An analysis of the monthly frequency diagrams for eight stations over a 6-year period reveals three climatic regions : Normandin and Amos, the most continental and northern (winter cold and drier, summer shorter) ; Caplan and Forestville are influenced by the proximity of the ocean (lag in spring-autumn) ; Lennoxville and Montreal are more affected by air masses from the southwest (winter more humid, warmer summer) ; finally, Quebec (Ancienne Lorette), submitting about equally to ail these influences, has a climate typical of the whole of southern Quebec.

Les types de temps dans le Québec méridional – Méthode pédagogique de description des climats