High wind chill values were reported across southern Alberta Monday evening.
Although no warnings were issued and none were expected, the danger of frostbite increases when the wind-chill is -27 C or colder.
Wind chills were expected to remain high through the early morning hours of Tuesday.
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Anyone venturing outdoors should dress warmly and in layers, with a wind-resistant outer layer. Stay dry and try to limit the time you spend outdoors.
Conditions should improve Tuesday with a warmer southwest wind helping to raise the temperature to -1 C by afternoon.
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