Calgarians have had just about enough of Mother Nature after another spring snowfall has dusted the city heading into the weekend.

Calgarians woke up yesterday to more snow falling and that has continued into today.

Most of it has melted as soon as it hits the ground, but it’s still too much for some.

It’s not shovelling snow, more like cursing snow. #yyc #springtimeinab pic.twitter.com/BzHdziPYNQ

— Bob Sumner: Views are mostly of mountains. (@Newsbob) April 20, 2023

This most recent snow has provided a bit of a surprise for visitors to our wonderful city.

Looking out my hotel room window in YYC! Late night arrival and morning departure, but still got to enjoy spring time in Calgary ❄️😬✈️ #spring #snow #Calgary #layover #pilotlife #aviation pic.twitter.com/t0OISj8HOT

— matty_m 🇨🇦👨🏻‍✈️✈️🌎🌏🌍 (@mminyyz) April 21, 2023

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Still, some Calgarians are looking at the silver lining of this particular spring snowfall.

At least someone loves the snow. pic.twitter.com/taNfLFDPiL

— 🤠This is Chris 🇨🇦 (@ChrisYYC) April 20, 2023

These types of things aren’t new in Calgary. The record for the greatest snowfall in Calgary on April 21 is 45.7 cm back in 1932. We are about 45.2 cm short of that but the timing was enough to leave retired long-time TV and radio meteorologist David Spence nearly speechless.

I mean, really……. #yyc #yycsnow #abstorm 8:55 am Apr 20 pic.twitter.com/4NEKiOzYN0

— David Spence (@CTVdavidspence) April 20, 2023

On the upside, it is supposed to get a bit better soon.

Environment and Climate Change Canada

The snow is supposed to stop tonight and it will get better and better as the weekend goes on.