After a quite toasty 10 degrees today, it’s looking like our heat wave is finally coming to an end!
A strong high to the far north is moving down, and through the power of ridge and cold front is going to quickly cool us down to average temperatures this evening, and keep it there long after. All this northerly wind in the prairies will then kick up an Alberta clipper which may bring us some precipitation.
Tonight, low pressure dominant over the southern half of the province will keep things cloudy with near average temperatures. Overnight, as the Alberta clipper develops, we might see some early very light flurries or ice pellets, or even a tiny chance of freezing rain around 5 am. Over the day tomorrow, snow will begin ranging in intensity from a few periods of flurries to steady snow. There is a chance of a little rain mixed in because of a near-0 high, but it is unlikely it will actually be a significant amount, if any. The snow will continue into the evening, but it should fully taper off by Monday morning.
After this until Wednesday; average temperatures, light winds, and no precipitation will continue. For clouds; during the precipitation we will see stratiform clouds, likely nimbostratus; then clearing away on Monday to patches of cirriform on Tuesday.