Alberta is set to experience a powerful blast of winter weather on Monday, affecting both northern and southern regions. Authorities warn of snow, strong winds, and hazardous conditions that could disrupt travel.
Northern Alberta
The Peace Region north of Edmonton, including Grande Prairie in the west and Athabasca in the east, is expected to receive 15 to 30 centimetres of snow. Snowfall will continue throughout Monday, with only occasional breaks. Residents are advised to prepare for slippery roads and limited visibility.
Southern Alberta
Red Deer, Medicine Hat, and surrounding areas face a winter storm watch. Heavy rain, flurries, and strong winds are expected before Tuesday, making travel dangerous. Forecasters emphasize the importance of postponing non-essential trips until conditions improve.
Rocky Mountains
The Rockies will experience extreme wind gusts up to 100 km/h, affecting areas from Banff to the Montana border. Outdoor activities may become risky, and motorists are urged to stay alert to sudden weather changes.
With winter conditions intensifying, residents across Alberta are urged to stay informed, exercise caution, and avoid unnecessary travel until the storm passes.
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