A significant snowfall event is expected to impact parts of Alberta during the Thanksgiving weekend, with snowfall reaching up to 20 cm. The weather system brings colder temperatures and widespread snow, affecting travel conditions across the region.
The snowfall is the first major event of its kind for parts of Alberta this season, with some areas reporting up to 10-20 cm of snow. Transportation authorities have warned of difficult travel conditions, including reduced visibility and potential road closures.
This snowfall follows a period of relatively mild weather in Alberta, marking a shift in seasonal patterns. The event is part of a broader weather system affecting the Prairies, with similar conditions reported in neighboring provinces. Officials are advising drivers to plan for delays and consider alternative travel options during the holiday period.
