Calgary’s First Snowfall of the Fall Brings Surprising Twist
The upcoming snowfall in Calgary marks the city’s first wintry surprise of the fall season. Residents can expect a significant weather change this Saturday evening.
Weather Transition Timeline
The shift from rain to snow will occur between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturday. The heaviest snowfall is anticipated in the west-end neighborhoods.
- 5 p.m. Saturday: Light rain will begin across most areas, creating wet road conditions.
- 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday: The rain-snow line will move into the heart of Calgary, particularly affecting Aspen Woods, Signal Hill, and Springbank Airport.
- 10 p.m. onwards: The city will experience wet snow at a light intensity, with accumulations less than 1 cm per hour.
Snow Accumulation Predictions
By early Sunday morning, certain neighborhoods in Calgary are expected to see notable snowfall amounts. The highest accumulations, up to 5 cm, are likely in the following areas:
- Aspen Woods
- Signal Hill
- Springbank Airport
- University of Calgary
- Nose Hill
As temperatures drop, light flurries are predicted to blend into a more consistent snowfall, transitioning from west to east. Precipitation is expected to decrease after midnight, concluding overnight.
Impact on the Community
This unexpected snowfall event will affect travel and outdoor activities for residents. With careful monitoring of weather updates, Calgarians should prepare for winter conditions.
Stay tuned for further forecasts and updates from Emegypt as the situation develops.
