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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.
Calgary is currently near the freezing mark this morning, with a daytime high in the low single digits and an overnight low a few degrees below zero according to the live forecast above. This means a mild but seasonably chilly winter day, with typical Alberta variability.
What does the next few days look like?
Temperatures are expected to remain near seasonal norms through the week, with highs hovering between -1°C and 4°C and lows dropping to around -6°C. A weak disturbance may bring light flurries midweek, but no significant accumulation is likely. Winds will stay light, gusting occasionally to 20 km/h.
Are there any weather advisories?
No active warnings are currently in effect for Calgary. However, patchy morning fog could reduce visibility in low-lying areas. Residents should monitor the live forecast above for any sudden shifts, especially if travelling along the QEII Highway.
Will it snow today in Calgary?
Only a slight chance of a few flurries late this afternoon, with less than 1 cm expected. Most of the day stays dry. Check the live forecast above for hour-by-hour updates.
How cold will it get tonight?
Overnight lows are forecast to drop to around -4°C to -6°C under clearing skies. A light frost is possible, so cover sensitive plants if you still have them outdoors.
Is this weather typical for Calgary in early spring?
Yes, Calgary’s spring is known for wide swings between mild highs and freezing nights. The current pattern of near-zero temperatures with intermittent flurries is normal for late March.
Sources
For more details, visit our Calgary weather page or the Canada weather hub. If severe conditions develop, check our weather warning page.