Snowflakes Fly in Alberta Wednesday Morning
Environment Canada issues Snowfall Warnings and Special Weather Statements across Central Alberta Wednesday.
A cold front decended on the province Tuesday into Wednesday morning, sending temperatures near or below the freezing mark.
Slave Lake this morning. Cars covered, visibility limited. #abroads #abstorm pic.twitter.com/mnoMTS2hD8
— Guy Q (@GuyQuenneville) September 12, 2018
An area stretching from Slave Lake to Jasper included in Environment Canada’s snowfall warning, which may see 10-15cm of snow.
Edmonton was awaken to temperatures near the freezing mark. Barrhead saw temperatures drop below-zero with accumulating snow.
Several wet centimetres can be expected across the region, draped in Special Weather Statements.
Edmonton will not escape the early taste of winter, with a couple wet centimetres possible. Even Calgary, could experience a few wet flakes Wednesday.
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