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Alberta Weather Snow

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Toronto Post Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Clear skyRichfieldFeels like 28° · Wind 8 km/h · Humidity 11%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 06:33Sunset 20:51
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Sat☀️39°20°💧0%
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Mon☁️38°18°💧1%
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Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for your area’s snowfall totals and timing. Alberta’s snow is driven by cold Arctic air and Pacific moisture colliding over the Rockies, producing highly variable accumulations across the province.

How much snow is Alberta expecting tonight and this week?

The live forecast above shows the next 24-hour snow accumulation range. In general, Alberta’s snow season runs from October through April, with the heaviest falls typically in the foothills and along the Highway 2 corridor. For a longer view, consult the alberta weather 14 day outlook – most models suggest below‑normal temperatures and periodic snow through the weekend.

Is there snow on the ground right now?

Environment Canada’s snow‑depth reports and satellite imagery confirm widespread snow cover across the central and southern parts of the province. If you’re wondering did it snow in alberta yesterday, most areas saw 5–10 cm, with higher amounts near Red Deer and Calgary. For recent visuals, check the pictures of snow in alberta today shared by regional observers.

Current snow depth (Calgary)8–15 cm
Forecast snowfall (next 24 h)2–8 cm
Temperature range‑12 °C to ‑5 °C
Wind chill‑20 °C to ‑25 °C
When will the snow stop in Alberta today?

Based on the live forecast above, most precipitation should taper off by late afternoon as a ridge of high pressure builds. However, lake‑effect flurries may persist near the Rockies overnight.

Are Alberta highways affected by snow?

Yes. Travel advisories are in effect for Highways 1, 2, and 3. Reduced visibility and icy patches are likely. Check the alberta weather map on 511 Alberta for up‑to‑date road reports.

Is this snow normal for the season?

Yes. Alberta averages 30–50 cm of snow in March. This week’s event aligns with the typical spring storm track, though temperatures are slightly colder than the 30‑year average.

For more Alberta snow details, explore our Canada weather hub. If you’re travelling east, check Quebec Weather for winter conditions. Stay safe and monitor active weather warnings for your region.