Edmonton's flurries might be mild, but frostbite isn't! Check out what's in store for your weekend!
Edmonton’s weather is making headlines this Friday, offering a rollercoaster forecast. With a 30 percent chance of flurries kicking off late in the morning and continuing into the early afternoon, it’s time to dig out your winter gear and bundle up! The light snowfall expected could make for a picturesque backdrop, perfect for that social media post you’ve been dreaming of. Just make sure your cozy scarf is on hand because while it’s scenic, you don’t want to find yourself too cold to enjoy it!
As road conditions improve, the city is gearing up for a rush of weekend winter warriors. Whether you plan to hit the ski slopes or just sip hot chocolate while watching the snow fall from the comfort of your home, vigilance is key. And while most of us are prepared for a little chill, the risk of frostbite is no small matter. So, if you’re planning to be outside for an extended period, make sure you’re dressed appropriately, keeping your fingertips and toes wrapped up like a burrito!
The light snowfall might be calming to the senses, but it’s also a sharp reminder that we are deep in the heart of winter. If you’re looking for activities, why not embrace the snow and build the best snowman in the neighborhood? Even if you’re not a winter sports aficionado, you can still make memories with a good ol’ snowball fight. And let’s be real, who doesn’t love to channel their inner child? Just ensure your snowballs are soft to avoid any unexpected scratches!
With all this snow talk, it’s important to keep an eye on the forecast and prepare for whatever Mother Nature has in store. Remember, the joys of winter come with slight risks, so zip up that jacket and head out with care. After all, a good winter adventure is just a frosty day away!
Did you know that Edmonton experiences an average of 124 snowy days per year? That's some impressive dedication to all things cold! And for the history buffs, back in 1989, Edmonton set its record with a whopping 90 cm of snow falling throughout the winter season. So while you prepare for this weekend's weather, just think of how you’re contributing to Edmonton's snowy legacy!
Friday's forecast calls for a 30 per cent chance of flurries late in the morning and early afternoon, before turning into periods of light snowfall blown in ...