Freezing rain has developed in the Edmonton area and will move to the east early this morning bringing very slippery conditions. The freezing rain will move out of the Edmonton area later this morning and may continue towards the Saskatchewan
We have some light snow falling Friday morning with a risk of freezing rain to watch out for on your morning commute. There will be a little bit of wind to make things feel cooler than they are, but nothing
One more day of well-below normal temperatures…promises the weather forecast. Thursday brings a few sunny breaks, a chance of flurries, and a biting windchill, but instead of it getting plug-in-your-car cold overnight, the temperature rises to -12 overnight. Friday’s high
Normals for today are -6 for the high, and -14 for the low. Keep that in mind as you continue reading. All week, the forecast is for daytime highs that make better overnight lows, with the temperature dropping to -19
Watch out for fog patches during Saturday morning. The fog will burn off during the morning, and some of the clouds will move out early in the afternoon, leaving behind a high of -3. Sunday brings cloud, a good chance
Thursday morning’s clouds and small chance of flurries clear out in the afternoon, leaving behind only a few clouds and a high just above normal. Friday is a carbon copy of today, leading into a rather nice weekend for some
Wednesday brings with it clouds and light snow: not much accumulation, but maybe enough to polish the ice on the roads. Don’t expect to see much of the sun until Friday, where we’ll reach a high of -2 under gloriously
It’s going to be a snowy day, although we’re not expecting any great accumulations. The snow ends overnight, leaving behind an inch or two for the kids to shovel. Wednesday brings a solid chance of flurries and a bit of
Expect a chilly mix of weather this week, beginning with cloudy skies and a 60% chance of morning flurries on Monday, clearing partially by afternoon with a high of 1°C and wind chill of -10°C. Tonight brings mainly cloudy skies
The snow will taper off around noon on Sunday, with the possibility of flurries continuing throughout the rest of the day. The wind will also lighten up as the snow tapers off and we see the odd sunny break. The
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