Edmonton, AB – A cold snap is gripping Edmonton this weekend, bringing light snow, cloudy skies, and biting wind chills expected to persist through early Sunday.
According to Environment Canada, temperatures in Edmonton dipped to -8°C early Saturday morning, with wind chill values making it feel closer to -13°C. Periods of light snow are forecast to continue throughout the day before tapering off by evening. Winds from the east at 7 km/h will keep conditions brisk, with flurries giving way to partial cloud cover tonight.
By Saturday night, temperatures are expected to plunge to -13°C, with continued wind chill values hovering near -16 overnight. While snowfall is expected to remain light, roadways may become slick as temperatures drop below seasonal averages.
Sunday’s daytime forecast calls for a mix of sun and cloud, with a high near 0°C. Morning wind chills could feel as cold as -16 before easing by the afternoon. Clear skies are expected Sunday night, with a low of -8°C.
Residents are advised to dress in layers, limit prolonged exposure outdoors, and use caution while commuting. Weather conditions are expected to moderate slightly into next week, though cloud cover and periods of snow may return by Tuesday.
