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Feb 12, 2024 6:10 PM - Connect Newsroom

In the coming days, the temperature in Calgary will be minus

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According to Environment Canada, snow is possible in southern Alberta on Monday night.

Temperatures are going to drop to minus in Calgary in the coming days. Temperatures will drop from Tuesday to Friday.

According to Environment Canada, snow is possible in southern Alberta on Monday night. Queen Elizabeth II and Highway 2 corridor communities will see more snow than areas east of the highway.

For the past few days, there were news about the melting of snow in the mountains, due to which the snow sports had to be canceled and now the increase in cold is a relief.

On Tuesday, the temperature may be -4 degrees Celsius during the day and -13 degrees Celsius during the night. From Wednesday to Friday, daytime temperatures will be in the range of -1 to -8. Similarly, the night temperature can be between -11 to -16 degrees Celsius.

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