Tomorrow's Weather Edmonton: Frigid Cold, Evening Flurries

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning: Cold and Cloudy with Light Winds

    The day begins with very cold temperatures near -18°C under cloudy skies. Light winds at 5 km/h keep the air crisp but manageable. A slight chance of light snow early on adds a wintry touch before clearing by mid-morning.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Jan 04, 2026:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up for short outdoor trips as temperatures remain frigid but manageable.

• Winter Sports: Ideal conditions for early skiing or snowboarding with light winds and fresh snow.

• Photography: Capture the serene snowy landscapes in the soft morning light.

Temperatures remain very cold, dropping to a low of -19°C by late morning.

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Afternoon: Steady Cold with Overcast Skies

    Temperatures hold steady around -18°C with persistent cloud cover. Winds remain light at 6 km/h, maintaining the chilly feel. The chance of precipitation stays low, keeping the afternoon dry and suitable for outdoor winter activities.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Jan 04, 2026:

• Winter Hiking: Enjoy a peaceful hike in the river valley parks with minimal snow disruption.

• Ice Skating: Perfect time for skating at Victoria Park Oval with calm winds and cold air.

• Cultural Events: Attend indoor events like concerts to stay warm while enjoying local culture.

Evening: Scattered Flurries and Wind Chill

    Cloudy skies continue into the evening with scattered snow flurries. Temperatures hover around -17°C but feel much colder at -23°C due to wind chill. Light winds at 7 km/h add to the biting cold, so dress warmly if heading outdoors.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Jan 04, 2026:

• Winter Wagon Rides: Cozy up with blankets and hot drinks during scenic rides at Fort Edmonton Park.

• Evening Walks: Short, well-bundled walks can be refreshing despite the chill and flurries.

• Indoor Relaxation: Consider indoor activities to stay warm as temperatures drop and wind chill intensifies.

Light snow precipitation occurs early morning with up to 0.7 cm per hour before stopping by 5am.

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Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Warm insulated jacket and thermal layers to combat frigid temperatures

• Hat, gloves, and scarf to protect against wind chill

• Waterproof boots for snow-covered surfaces

• Light windproof outerwear to block chilly breezes

• Camera for capturing winter scenery

• Hot beverage container for outdoor activities

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