Snowfall warning

Calgary's Winter Wonderland: 10 cm of Snow and Slippery Roads Ahead!

Ready or not, Calgary! A massive snowfall warning has been issued, coating the city in a whole new layer of winter fluff. 15 cm expected—perfect for snowmen!

As November ushered in winter, Calgary found itself under a snowfall warning, with Environment and Climate Change Canada predicting up to 15 centimeters of snow. Motorists are advised to brace themselves for slippery conditions, as the once mild weather has snapped into the chilly embrace of snow-covered roads. Whether you're a fan of winter sports or just love cuddling with a hot drink while watching the snow fall outside, the timing of this snowfall couldn't be more perfect—just in time for snowmen and cozy evenings!

Airdrie and surrounding areas are not off the hook either, facing similar weather warnings. With heavy snow forecasted, local authorities are urging drivers to prepare for winter driving conditions. And if you're along the M.D. of Bighorn near Canmore, it seems the winter fairy has generous plans for you too, as the area expects about 10 centimeters of fresh snow. It’s almost like nature's way of reminding us of the beauty and chaos that accompanies Canadian winters!

However, it’s not just Calgary and Airdrie feeling the winter chill. Saskatchewan residents are set to experience the snowball effect as snowfall warnings have been issued across various parts of the province. The heaviest snow is expected to ease by Tuesday morning, but light to moderate snow will continue to tease residents throughout the week. Make sure to shovel your sidewalks and let the visibility-enhancing magic of snow brighten your days!

Snowfall warnings have become a winter tradition in Canada, often igniting a mix of excitement and trepidation in the hearts of residents. Did you know that the first measurable snow of the season can often set the tone for winter sports enthusiasm? With the recent snowfall, opportunities for snowshoeing, skiing, and sledding are just around the corner—a perfect chance to bring those outdoor winter roots to the forefront. So grab your mittens, put on your snow boots, and embrace the frosty fun before us! In the meantime, if you're on the roads, keep a little extra space between you and the car in front. It's a slippery world out there!