Strong winds up to 90 km/h hit central Alberta today, prompting warnings about travel disruptions and power outages. The weather event coincided with political tensions as former premier Jason Kenney accused separatists of influencing the United Conservative Party. Kenney, alongside Rachel Notley, claimed separatists have gained too much power within the party. The situation follows a recent provincial vote that has intensified internal party dynamics. Kenney argues the UCP must return to its federalist roots. The debate highlights growing divisions within Alberta’s political landscape. The weather warnings and political statements both occurred in Edmonton. The UCP faces pressure to address internal challenges. The province continues to monitor both weather and political developments.