Clouds are making a brief return today, but they won’t stick around long as the week shapes up to be mostly dry and steadily warming. After a cool and average start, the sun gradually gains ground midweek, bringing clearer skies
Evacuation order lifted, but crews remain on scene battling hotspots Hours after a fast-moving wildfire forced evacuations and shut down a major stretch of Highway 16, Fort Saskatchewan RCMP have confirmed that the fire is now under control. The evacuation
A fast-moving wildfire east of Elk Island National Park has forced evacuations, destroyed buildings at a historic site, and shut down a major highway as emergency crews battle to contain the blaze. The fire, first reported around 5:30 p.m. on
A fire restriction is now in effect across Lamont County and the Village of Andrew as of April 16 at 8 a.m., due to persistent dry conditions, minimal precipitation, and increased wind speeds. The restriction applies to all rural areas
Get your baskets ready! Bruderheim’s annual Easter Egg Hunt is hopping into action on Friday, April 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the gazebo next to the Bruderheim Fire Hall (5112 Queen Street). Kids will kick things off
The day starts off bright and beautiful, with sunshine leading the way and just a small chance of a passing shower later this afternoon. Tonight clears out nicely after a brief risk of evening sprinkles. Thursday brings more sunshine and
Clear skies and calm winds are setting the tone for a sunny stretch of weather in the region. After a chilly start today, sunshine will dominate the forecast well into next week, bringing gradually warming afternoons. Despite overnight lows still
Cloudy skies dominate today with a mix of flurries in the morning and rain showers developing later in the afternoon. The evening brings a higher chance of precipitation, with temperatures dropping enough for flurries to return overnight. A chilly wind
The day begins with sunshine before clouds gradually move in, bringing a slight chance of showers or flurries in the evening. Early morning fog will clear, and light winds will keep conditions calm throughout the day. Heading into the weekend,
Temperatures will remain well below seasonal norms today, with cloudy skies and a chance of flurries. Overnight conditions will turn colder with bitter wind chills posing a risk of frostbite. The chilly trend continues Sunday, though slightly improved temperatures are
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