Calgary’s about to get its first true taste of winter this weekend.
While we may have seen a few flakes on Wednesday, the incoming cold front has Environment Canada warning about snow squalls in the area, and the weekend forecast isn’t looking all that much warmer.
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According to The Weather Network, Calgarians can expect 1 to 3 cm of snowfall on Friday evening, followed by scattered flurries and temperatures of -10Ā°C that feel like -16Ā°C overnight.
Saturday shows up with clear, sunny skies, but that doesn’t mean that you’ll be able to feel the sun shining down on you, as temperatures will reach a high of just -4Ā°C that feels a little closer to -9Ā°C.
Saturday evening will see some clouds and a three point drop in temperatures, reaching another low of -11 that feels, again, like -16Ā°C overnight.
Sunday is forecast to be much the same, as we will see a few flurries throughout the day totalling around 3 cm of snowfall.
Temperatures will reach a high of -4Ā°C and an overnight low of -11Ā°C that, what do you know, feels more like -16Ā°C.
If you haven’t dug that parka out of the closet yet, this weekend may just be the time to do it.