Tomorrow's Weather Edmonton: Snowy Morning, Bitter Cold

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning Snowfall with Bitter Cold at -22°C

    The day begins with snow showers and a biting cold temperature near -22°C, feeling like -30°C due to the wind chill. Winds pick up slightly to 12 km/h with gusts reaching 20 km/h, bringing a fresh dusting of snow around 1.5 cm. The 40% chance of precipitation means a wintry start, setting a crisp and wintry tone for the morning.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Dec 22, 2025:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up for brisk walks with your pet as light snow adds a wintery charm.

• Commute: Allow extra time for travel as snowy roads and gusty winds may affect driving conditions.

• Winter Sports: Ideal morning for skiing or snowboarding with fresh snow at Edmonton Ski Club.

Temperatures remain frigid around -24°C to -22°C throughout the day

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Cloudy Skies Persist with Temperatures Near -23°C

    Afternoon brings overcast skies with temperatures steady around -23°C, feeling closer to -29°C in the wind. Winds ease slightly to 7 km/h but gusts remain up to 18 km/h. Precipitation chances drop to 30%, and no additional snow is expected, making it a cold but stable afternoon.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Dec 22, 2025:

• Outdoor Hiking: Enjoy winter hiking in Mill Woods Park under cloudy skies and calm winds.

• Holiday Events: Perfect time to visit festive markets and light displays while staying warm.

• Ice Skating: Take advantage of steady conditions for skating at Victoria Park Oval.

Clear Skies and Extreme Cold with Temperatures Dropping to -31°C

    Evening clears up with temperatures plunging to a frigid -31°C, feeling like -38°C with wind chill. Winds remain light at 7 km/h with gusts up to 18 km/h. The low 10% chance of precipitation means a crisp, clear night ideal for stargazing or evening strolls, but dress for extreme cold.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Dec 22, 2025:

• Evening Walks: Enjoy clear skies but bundle up to protect against the intense cold.

• Outdoor Dining: Consider indoor options as temperatures drop sharply after sunset.

• Winter Events: Attend evening light displays like Glow Edmonton with warm attire.

Light wind speeds increase slightly from 7 km/h to 13 km/h with gusts up to 20 km/h

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Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Heavy winter coat and insulated layers to combat extreme cold

• Warm hat, gloves, and scarf to protect against wind chill

• Waterproof boots for snowy morning conditions

• Sunglasses for glare during clearer afternoon and evening

• Extra time for travel due to snow and icy roads

• Hydration essentials to stay comfortable in dry, cold air

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