Edmonton remains stuck in winter’s icy grip, with flurries and bitter cold dominating the forecast. Frostbite risks are high as temperatures refuse to budge, though the weekend brings a break with clear skies and sunshine. Early next week, the deep
Edmonton’s weather menu isn’t changing much, with a steady diet of cold, clouds, and the occasional flurry. Brief peeks of sun might tease a warm-up, but don’t be fooled—the cold still has a firm grip. The weekend offers a slight
Although Tuesday will be much more pleasant than Monday, the cold keeps its grip on Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, with temperatures plunging and no sign of a thaw. Light snow will come and go, but don’t expect much more than a
A period of very cold wind chills is expected. Extremely cold wind chill values between minus 40 and minus 45 are expected to continue this morning. Wind chill values will moderate by Monday afternoon, although extreme cold wind chills will
Edmonton is in for a classic prairie winter stretch, with cold refusing to budge. A few flurries may drift through, but they won’t do much to break up the icy monotony. The sun will make some appearances, but don’t expect
Hope you like winter, because it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. A few flurries might drift through over the next couple of days, but the real story is the deep freeze locking the city in its icy grip. Even when
Although it has warmed up from last week, temperatures will fluctuate within the minus-teens for the next week, 6 to 12 degrees below our normal daytime high of -5. There is a solid chance of flurries throughout the day, but
It’s not going to warm up much today, but overnight into Thursday morning expect a warm-up to closer to, although still below, seasonal with some light snow. The rest of this week, the weekend, and the beginning of next week
While the wind has lightened and changed direction from north to east, it’s still rather chilly and the risk of frostbite is real. There will be periods of light snow all day that will end late in the evening with
Extremely cold wind chill values near minus 40 are expected or occurring in most of Alberta. While temperatures will moderate somewhat during the daytime hours, nighttime and early morning wind chills near minus 40 will likely continue for parts of
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