Temperatures near or below zero greeted Monday morning across southeastern Alberta, but Environment Canada forecasts highs of 12 to 16 C through the afternoon under a mix of sun and cloud.
A clear, cold start gives way to sunny skies and highs near 15 to 16 C across southeastern Alberta Sunday, according to Environment Canada. Warm conditions continue into Monday.
Temperatures near freezing at dawn Tuesday will climb to highs of 12 to 13 C under a mix of sun and cloud. A warmer stretch with highs near 20 C is expected Wednesday and Thursday, according to Environment Canada.
Temperatures near freezing at dawn Tuesday will climb to highs of 12 to 13 C under a mix of sun and cloud. A warmer stretch with highs near 20 C is expected Wednesday and Thursday, according to Environment Canada.
Temperatures near or below zero greeted Monday morning across southeastern Alberta, but Environment Canada forecasts highs of 12 to 16 C through the afternoon under a mix of sun and cloud.
A clear, cold start gives way to sunny skies and highs near 15 to 16 C across southeastern Alberta Sunday, according to Environment Canada. Warm conditions continue into Monday.
A warm and windy Saturday is ahead for southeastern Alberta, with southwest winds gusting to 80 or 90 km/h expected by afternoon. Brooks is under a wind warning issued by Environment Canada.
Light snow is falling across much of southeastern Alberta Monday morning with freezing rain reported at Medicine Hat. Skies clear by evening ahead of a sunny, mild week.
A cloudy, cold Sunday is in store for southeastern Alberta, with rain showers, flurries or snow possible across the region. Elkwater and the Cypress Hills are under a special weather statement as snow accumulations of two to four centimetres are expected.
Cloudy skies and a 30 per cent chance of showers greet southeastern Alberta on Saturday, with northwest winds gusting to 50 km/h. Rain mixed with snow is expected Sunday before a drier week begins.
