Montreal braces for high winds ahead of Tour La Nuit?

High winds are expected to hit Montreal tonight as the city prepares for its annual bike ride event. The gusts could cause power outages and make cycling dangerous.

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Saint Lucia is leading 'High winds during the annual bike ride event highlight Montreal’s vulnerability to extreme weather and lack of contingency planning for such events.', while Faroe Islands stands for 'While high winds pose a risk, Tour la Nuit remains an important celebration that brings people together despite natural challenges. Organizers adapt on-the-fly with safety in mind.'. United States... this is still ours to define.

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The windstorm ruining Tour la Nuit proves once again that nature's fury trumps human festivities every time, leaving cyclists in a lurch with no backup plan from organizers.

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