Alberta winds ease as gusts strengthen across the Prairies - The Weather Network
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Strong winds will ease across Alberta tonight as a cold front pushes east across the Prairies, bringing gusty conditions to Saskatchewan and Manitoba on Thursday. Gusts will drop below 70 km/h in Edmonton after 9 p.m. and in Lloydminster after midnight. In Saskatchewan, winds will shift to the northwest tonight, with gusts reaching 60 km/h. Stronger gusts of up to 80 km/h are expected across southern Saskatchewan around midday Thursday. DON'T MISS: Winter snowfall across Canada may fall victim to El NiñoSouthern and central Manitoba will see northerly gusts of up to 70 km/h Thursday afternoon before winds ease overnight. The winds could push high-sided vehicles around and cause isolated power outages. Northern Alberta will see showers, with some snow possible over higher terrain, while a ridge of high pressure brings sunny skies and above-seasonal temperatures to parts of the Prairies. RELATED: 'Water and electricity do not mix.' Staying safe when storms knock out powerBe sure to check back for the latest weather updates across AlbertaWATCH: Could this be Canada’s warmest winter on record?
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