Calgary, AB – As the city gears up for the annual Calgary Stampede, residents should be prepared for the possibility of more storms on Wednesday.
According to meteorologists, a low-pressure system is expected to move into the area, bringing with it the potential for thunderstorms and heavy rain. This could lead to localized flooding and strong winds, so it is important for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions.
The storms are expected to hit the city in the afternoon and continue into the evening, with the potential for severe weather warnings to be issued. It is advised to stay indoors and avoid any unnecessary travel during this time.
However, there is some good news for those looking forward to the start of the Calgary Stampede. The stormy weather is expected to clear up by Thursday, with a warm-up in temperatures to kick off the festivities.
The Stampede Parade, which traditionally marks the start of the 10-day event, is set to take place on Friday morning. The forecast for the parade is currently looking sunny and warm, with temperatures expected to reach the mid-20s.
Stampede officials are reminding attendees to stay hydrated and take necessary precautions against the heat, as temperatures are expected to remain high throughout the duration of the event.
In addition to the weather, Stampede organizers are also implementing COVID-19 safety measures to ensure the safety of all attendees. This includes mandatory mask-wearing in all indoor spaces and enhanced cleaning protocols.
Despite the potential for storms on Wednesday, the city is buzzing with excitement for the start of the Calgary Stampede. With a warm-up in the forecast and safety measures in place, it is sure to be a memorable and enjoyable event for all.
