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

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

The snow will continue throughout Saturday morning and into the early afternoon, with a bit of a wind that could cause reduced visibility and drifting snow throughout the day.  The temperature will fall all day and overnight leading to windchills

The snow continues Thursday and overnight, with an accumulation of 4 to 8 cm over the next 24 hours.  There will be a wind, but not enough to reduce visibility much over what the snow will cause.  Still, allow extra

Tuesday starts out with mostly clear skies, but the clouds roll in this afternoon, and along with the clouds comes a rather gusty northwest wind and the odd flurry, potentially reducing visibility due to blowing snow.  The wind diminishes overnight

The January thaw continues this week with daytime highs above freezing and overnight lows warmer than normal daytime highs, with the first half of the week featuring lots of sun and no precipitation.  Winds will be bearable with gusts to

It’s going to be a sunny day today—maybe the Universe is pleased that Justin Trudeau’s days mismanaging our beloved country are numbered—with a high of 2 degrees; normal is -8.  You won’t need to plug in the car for at