Edmonton forecast shows a VERY drastic weather change soon
It’s been a warm start to September in Edmonton, but the forecast hints at a significant weather change on the way for our city soon.
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), the seven-day forecast is showing a serious cooldown as we hit the weekend, going from daytime highs in the mid-to-upper-20s to lower-20s and a subsequent dip into the teens.
A string of days filled with showers and rain is also on tap, with a drenched weekend and start to the upcoming work week in the forecast.
If you got tickets to Morgan Wallen at Commonwealth Stadium this weekend, we’re sure you’re keeping a close eye on when that rain may arrive.
Environment and Climate Change Canada
ECCC added that the maximum high temperature for this time of year stands at 17°C, while the minimum low temperature is 6°C.
With the cooler temperatures moving in and the official start of fall approaching, it’s getting us excited for all the things to do in our city.
You can check out the full ECCC forecast for Edmonton online.
If you are on the hunt for things to add to your checklist, here are seven Edmonton neighbourhoods that you have to explore this fall, the best pumpkin patches to visit, and some cute fall date ideas.