The weekend in Calgary is expected to start off cooler and wet, with a return to mid-20s temperatures early next week.
According to Environment Canada, a low-pressure system moving through the province will bring scattered showers and cooler temperatures to the city on Saturday. The rain is expected to continue into Sunday, with a high of 18 degrees Celsius.
However, the weather is expected to improve by Monday, with a mix of sun and clouds and a high of 22 degrees Celsius. By Tuesday, temperatures are expected to reach the mid-20s, providing a return to warmer weather for the start of the work week.
This cooler and wet start to the weekend is a welcome change for many Calgarians, as the city has been experiencing a heatwave for the past week. The high temperatures have prompted heat warnings and advisories, with many people seeking relief in air-conditioned spaces or outdoor water activities.
While the cooler weather may be a relief for some, it is important to remember to stay hydrated and take precautions against the sun’s rays. The UV index is still expected to be high, so wearing sunscreen and seeking shade when possible is recommended.
As always, it is important to stay informed about weather conditions and plan accordingly. Environment Canada provides regular updates and alerts for the Calgary area, and it is advised to check these before heading out for any outdoor activities.
In conclusion, while the weekend may start off cooler and wet, Calgarians can look forward to a return to mid-20s temperatures early next week. Stay safe and enjoy the changing weather!
