This week looks to bring slightly below normal temperatures with clouds rolling in overnight tonight. A warming trend late in the week promises highs in the 20s on Friday and for much of the weekend. Summer in October? Why not!
You can leave your parka in the closet for a little while longer, with today’s temperature being comfortably above normal. The wind will pick up throughout the day before relenting in the evening. The weekend brings with it sun and
It looks like summer’s going fast, now it’s growing colder, with daytime highs dropping closer to seasonal over the next few days. Today morning clouds and showers will give way to sun and wind for the rest of the day.
Sherwood Park-Fort Saskatchewan MP Garnet Genuis sparked controversy in the House of Commons today after allegedly making a homophobic comment during Question Period. While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was responding to a query from the opposition, Genuis reportedly made an
Yesterday’s awesomeness continues today with more summery conditions, with a possibility of showers and thunderstorms late in the afternoon and evening. Things start to cool down on Thursday, culminating with a cloudy, rainy Sunday and a below normal daytime high.
Summer conditions in early autumn? Sign me up! 26 for a daytime high today, leads into 14 overnight, which, by the way, is just off our normal daytime high. Tomorrow promises to be spectacular, with a high tickling 30 degrees!
The calendar might say it’s fall and those endless summer nights might be a thing of the past, but check out what Wednesday has in store for us: lots of sun and 30 degrees! The normal high is 15! Today
We won’t be seeing much of the sun today, but there’s a chance of showers only in the evening. The clouds move out overnight, creating a risk of frost before a glorious sunny Saturday. Now the forecast calls for a
Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur has issued an apology following controversial remarks she made earlier this week regarding feral cats. During a Committee of the Whole meeting on Tuesday, Katchur suggested throwing cats into the river in plastic bags, referencing
Mayor Gale Katchur sparked controversy this week after suggesting that residents could use outdated and inhumane tactics to deal with the city’s feral cat population. During a City Committee meeting on Tuesday, Katchur, while discussing the issue, reflected on practices from “the old days” on farms, where feral cats were thrown “in a bag and thrown in the river or… put on the exhaust pipes.”
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