A shot at flurries tomorrow; otherwise, a reasonably clean five-day outlook. ctvstanfield has your full weather story. Viewer Dee captured this skyline shot west of Cochrane. yyc yycwx
Monday forecast for Calgary is reasonably sedate, with some midday gusts reaching into the 30s or 40s from the west producing a brief waft above zero; from there, we move into a Tuesday with a few weaker gusts out of the north, which are part and parcel to a weak system of flurries with a little extra oomph.
There's a chance for Calgary to see three to five centimetres of snow tomorrow, with the majority flocking through later in the day; the best chance, however, is for those flurries to manifest as a single centimetre, spread over the course of the day. A northerly structure will persist Wednesday, keeping us cool, before yet another westerly wave drives temps up again. That, too, shall be fleeting, as our forecast continues to bounce around. Anticipate another drop near the end of the weekend, with cooler temperatures expected to carry over to another flurry event Sunday.
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