Prepare for Disruptive Commutes with Potential 5-10 cm Snowfall
Drivers across Alberta and Saskatchewan should prepare for disruptive commutes late Sunday into Monday due to expected snowfall. Cities like Calgary and Regina may experience significant travel delays as the region braces for winter weather.
Forecast Details for Alberta and Saskatchewan
A weak low-pressure system is anticipated to bring snow to the area beginning Sunday. This weather event precedes an Arctic air mass expected to arrive early next week.
Temperature Trends
- Daytime highs in Medicine Hat and Lethbridge will remain above seasonal averages, reaching the double digits this weekend.
- Southern regions of Alberta and Saskatchewan will experience colder temperatures, enhancing snowfall accumulation.
Snowfall Timing and Impact
Snow is projected to initiate in the Rockies on Sunday before moving into lower elevations later in the day. The heaviest snowfall in Calgary is expected during the pre-dawn hours on Monday.
Travel Advisory
Visibility may decrease, prompting drivers to allocate extra time for travel. It is advised to:
- Turn on vehicle lights for better visibility.
- Reduce speed.
- Maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
These measures can help ensure safer journeys through the evolving weather conditions.
