The November forecast for Alberta is out and it's looking GOOD

Nov 1 2023, 4:57 pm

After a chilly end to October, the Alberta forecast for November is hinting at some pretty nice weather for the province.

The Weather Network has released the outlook for this month, and parts of Alberta are looking milder than normal to start, with bits of cooler temperatures seeping into the eastern and southern areas of the province.

Alberta forecast November

WeatherBell | The Weather Network

Fast forward to the second week of November, and things remain pretty stable, with the milder weather even spreading further east across the Prairies.

Alberta forecast November

WeatherBell | The Weather Network

“This should mean that most of Canada will be milder-than-normal or near-normal for the final two weeks of November,” The Weather Network added.

WeatherBell | The Weather Network

The forecasters urged that normal temperatures tend to take a drop during November, so “mild temperatures during late November will not be anywhere near as warm as what many Canadians saw in October.”

You can check out the full national forecast here.

If you are itching to get into the holiday season, be sure to check out our roundup of small towns in Alberta that become magical in the winter.

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Laine MitchellLaine Mitchell

Laine Mitchell is the Alberta Editor based in Edmonton. He grew up in a small town west of the capital region, where he also landed his first job as a reporter at a radio station. After that, he moved on to CTV News Edmonton in 2018, before joining Daily Hive in 2021. In his downtime he can be found running in the river valley, grabbing coffee with friends, jetting off to enjoy the mountains, or listening to Taylor Swift. Laine also enjoys spending hours discussing pop culture, current events, and everything in between.


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