Calgary is about to shoot out of average temperatures to some seriously stunning daytime highs, with the forecast to see a big temperature bump later this week.
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Calgary is set to experience a temperature change of 23 Celsius degrees as we move through the workweek.
The city will see a chance of flurries tonight and tomorrow along with a drop in daytime highs, with a high of 7ºC today and just 1ºC on Tuesday.
Don’t forget your jackets if you’re heading out tomorrow evening, as the temperature will drop to -8ºC overnight on Tuesday night. Brrrrr!
The heat really starts to arrive at the end of the work week, with a gorgeous daytime high of 14ºC for Thursday and even better for Friday, with a high of 15ºC.
When you do the math between the overnight low on Tuesday and the daytime high on Friday, that’s a difference of 23 Celsius degrees over just a few days.
Environment and Climate Change Canada
Things could be way worse weather-wise — our pals in southern Alberta are forecast to be hit by up to 25 cm of snow in some areas tomorrow. They’ll need to keep those snow shovels handy!
Regions around Edmonton are also in store for some snow soon, with a special weather statement in place for Alberta’s capital city from ECCC.