Yesterday’s tropical weather is replaced today with clouds and rain starting this afternoon, changing to wet snow late in the afternoon into overnight.  Sunday will likely melt any snow accumulated on lawns under sun and clouds.  Remembrance Day Monday looks

It’s hard to believe it’s November with a day like yesterday and a forecast like this: 16 degrees…in November…in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland.  As fabulous as that temperature is, the record high for today is 19 glorious degrees set in 2016. 

Olé, olé!  Is this Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, or South Padre Island?  We’re looking at a high today of 13 glorious degrees!  I don’t know about you, but I’m taking today off.  And tomorrow, too: how does 17 degrees sound for

Did we get into a De Lorean and go to late-April?  Because that’s what the forecast feels like, with its bright sun and double-digit daytime highs from today through Friday!  Normal daytime highs are 2 degrees; our overnight lows are

Yesterday’s reminder to put on the winter tires and engage the winter driving skills won’t last much past today, with a windy high of 4.  Tomorrow brings a well above normal high of 8, but look at Thursday and Friday:

Sunday starts off chilly, but once the cloud burns off and the sun comes out, expect a slightly above seasonal daytime high.  On Monday, the clouds roll in  around noon and bring a chance of showers that persists overnight and

Saturday will be a good day to stay indoors and play board games with its cool temperature, clouds, and good chance of flurries.  The same can’t be said for Sunday with lots of sun and above normal daytime high.  The

We’re looking at a chilly, Friday under cloudy skies and with fog patches, making it great day for a warm sweater and a pumpkin spice $8 coffee.  The weekend will begin a warming trend to a few degrees above normal