Tomorrow's Weather Edmonton: Bitter Cold, Clear Skies

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning Chill with Cloudy Skies and Light Winds

    The morning starts off very cold with temperatures near -17°C and feels like -23°C. Cloudy skies dominate with light winds around 8 km/h and gusts up to 14 km/h. There's a slight chance of precipitation but no snow or rain is expected, setting a calm yet chilly tone for the start of the day.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Jan 22, 2026:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up for brisk walks with your pet or quick errands in the chilly morning air.

• Winter Hiking: Enjoy serene winter landscapes in the River Valley Parks with proper cold-weather gear.

• Cultural Events: Morning is a great time to explore indoor cultural activities like the Muttart Conservatory.

Temperatures remain very cold, dropping to a low of -18°C

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Clear Skies and Steady Cold Temperatures Persist

    Afternoon brings clear skies with temperatures dipping slightly to -18°C, feeling like -24°C. Winds remain light at 8 km/h with occasional gusts. The crisp, clear conditions make it ideal for outdoor winter sports and enjoying the vibrant festival atmosphere downtown.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Jan 22, 2026:

• Ice Skating: Take advantage of the clear weather to skate at Victoria Park IceWay.

• Skiing & Snowboarding: Perfect conditions for hitting the slopes at Edmonton Ski Club.

• Outdoor Festivals: Enjoy live music and cultural events like Winterruption YEG Festival.

Clear and Extremely Cold Evening with Light Winds

    Evening temperatures plunge to a low of -26°C, feeling like -33°C, under clear skies. Light winds at 7 km/h keep the air crisp but manageable. The cold night is perfect for enjoying illuminated ice sculptures and winter festivals while bundled up warmly.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Jan 22, 2026:

• Ice Carving Competitions: Witness stunning ice sculptures at the Chiseled Ice Carving Competition.

• Winter Festivals: Experience the magic of Deep Freeze Byzantine Winter Festival’s light installations.

• Evening Walks: Take a brisk walk to enjoy the clear, starry skies but dress in heavy layers.

Wind speeds are consistently light, peaking at only 13 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 snow-covered areas

• Sunglasses for glare from snow and ice

• Portable hand warmers for extra warmth during outdoor activities

• Camera or smartphone to capture winter festival moments

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