Calgary and other parts of southern Alberta are bracing for another round of wintry weather this fall as Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for areas in the region on Monday.
“Snow will taper off by Wednesday morning as the system moves through Saskatchewan.”
A snowfall warning was issued for Calgary at 9:30 p.m. while other areas were issued the warning earlier in the day.
The warning was expanded east to the Saskatchewan border on Tuesday morning.
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Environment Canada warned drivers in the impacted regions to prepare for the possibility of “quickly changing and deteriorating travel conditions.”
For a complete list of weather warnings, watches and advisories in Alberta, click here.
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Watch below: Videos about snow falling in southern Alberta in the fall of 2019.
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Dozens of crashes on Calgary’s snow-covered streets -
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Early season snowfall a blessing for ski hills, Calgary businesses -
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Southern Alberta sees early snowfall -
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Calgary digs out after heavy September snowfall -
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Alberta man takes advantage of snow on board snowmobile -
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Snow blankets parts of Calgary -
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City of Calgary is ready for the September snow -
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Fall just started, but winter moves into southern Alberta this weekend
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