Edmonton climate: Probability of rain, probably a thunderstorm

A have a look at Monday’s Edmonton climate by Setting Canada.

It’s 6.1 C on the Edmonton Blatchford climate station with 10 km/h winds out of the south.

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Effectively it’s Monday once more, don’t everybody get too excited now. And to kick off the week, forecasters are calling for a little bit of rain this morning and maybe a thunderstorm later tonight. However after right now it appears nothing however sunny skies and heat temperatures.

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That weekend forecast is wanting a bit sus although with forecasters calling for temperatures above 20 C Friday, Saturday and Sunday. However being so many days away from now, can we actually belief it? I’m not so certain.

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At this time’s forecast

At this time: Primarily cloudy with 30 per cent likelihood of showers. Threat of a thunderstorm late this afternoon. Wind south 20 km/h changing into mild close to midday. Excessive 17 C. UV index 2 or low.

Tonight: Partly cloudy. 30 per cent likelihood of showers early this night with threat of a thunderstorm. Low 6 C.

Tomorrow: Sunny. Wind changing into west 20 km/h gusting to 40 close to midday. Excessive 15 C. UV index 2 or low. Cloudy durations in a single day. Low 7 C.

Dawn: 7:37 a.m.

Sundown: 7:08 p.m.

Normals:

Max: 14 C

Min: 3 C

On today (1996-2022):

Highest temperature: 26.8 C in 2008

Lowest temperature: -4.2 C in 2018

Associated Tales

Yesterday’s temperature

Excessive: 14.1 C

Low: 0.1 C

Precipitation: 0.0 mm

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