It was another slippery day on Calgary roads Saturday, as emergency crews responded to dozens of collisions.
A major trouble spot was north of the city on the QEII highway, where several vehicles littered the ditch.
Tow trucks were on hand to pull out the long line of abandoned vehicles.
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EMS said there were no serious injuries reported in any of the crashes.
As of 5 p.m., police said they received reports of 108 crashes throughout the day.
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The cold weather is expected to continue.
Global weather anchor Gemma Lynne Stroobant said increasing clouds and a chance of flurries is expected overnight and into early Sunday morning.
Sunday, Calgarians can expect temperatures in the low -20s for most of the day with flurries likely in the evening and heavier snow possible for Monday.
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