Heavy Snowfall Warning Issued Across Alberta and Western Saskatchewan

Environment Canada forecasts up to 35 cm of snow in some areas, with hazardous travel conditions and sub-zero temperatures expected through Saturday.

Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for much of Alberta and parts of western Saskatchewan, with snow expected to intensify through Friday night and taper off by late Saturday.
Calgary and Edmonton are forecasted to receive 15-25 cm of snow, while southeastern Alberta could see totals exceeding 30 cm.
The snowfall is linked to remnants of a bomb cyclone that impacted British Columbia earlier this week and has now moved eastward across the Rockies.
Officials are warning of dangerous road conditions, with reduced visibility and icy surfaces leading to hundreds of traffic collisions in Calgary and Edmonton since Wednesday.
Temperatures are expected to plummet, with wind chills making it feel as cold as -20°C, prompting Edmonton to activate its Extreme Weather Response to protect vulnerable populations.