A passenger filmed some rough turbulence on a flight flying into Montreal-Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl hit the area on July 10.

"Due to turbulence approaching the Province of Quebec, the Captain ordered passengers, crew and flight attendants to stay seated and buckled up. The rain is forecast to continue," said the filmer.

Montreal was damp, humid and soggy after heavy rains from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl inundated the city flooding roads and closing the six-lane Decarie Expressway through the heart of the metropolis. The low clouds and wet streets are visible in this aerial view of Pointe-Claire, Quebec approaching and flying into Montreal Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport at 14:50 EST on Swiss Air flight LX86 on Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Due to turbulence approaching the Province of Quebec, the Captain ordered passengers, crew and flight attendants to stay seated and buckled up. The rain is forecast to continue.