Meteorologists in Canada have predicted heavy rainfall, strong winds, and severe thunderstorms throughout the country.

According to meteorologist Kelsey McEwen, frost warnings have been issued for parts of Alberta early this Monday morning, while in the south, temperatures are expected to reach 23 with dry conditions.

Forecasts indicate that Saskatchewan will remain warm from Monday to Wednesday before a slight drop in temperatures on Thursday.

In southern Manitoba, cold temperatures will begin this week before temperatures rise by Wednesday.

A warning has been issued for cold temperatures and frost on the coasts of Quebec.

Thunderstorms accompanied by heavy rain are expected in other parts of Quebec and Ontario, and McEwen warned of the risk of severe weather conditions in both provinces.

Meteorologists also predicted the possibility of damaging winds and hailstones ranging from two to three centimeters in diameter.

In eastern Ontario, total rainfall may reach 50 mm.

Strong thunderstorms are likely to start in the maritime provinces of Canada on Monday morning before moving to Newfoundland and Labrador by Tuesday night, and warnings of damaging winds have been issued for these areas, where wind speeds could reach 100 km/h.