Tomorrow’s weather in Calgary is expected to bring significant snowfall and cold temperatures, impacting outdoor activities and travel plans. The morning will start with snowfall, with temperatures around -6°C, but the wind will make it feel much colder, at approximately -13°C.

Snow accumulation in the morning is anticipated to reach about 1.5 cm, which could affect visibility and road conditions. As the day progresses, temperatures are expected to rise to around 0°C in the afternoon, accompanied by an additional 0.6 cm of snow.

As evening approaches, temperatures will drop again to -3°C, with light snow accumulation of about 0.3 cm expected. Winds will be a significant factor throughout the day, with gusts reaching up to 32 km/h in the morning and decreasing to 23 km/h in the afternoon.

Residents are advised to prepare adequately for the weather, which includes wearing a warm insulated jacket, waterproof boots, and an air quality mask. Despite the cold and snow, activities such as dog walks, skiing, and various indoor events are recommended.

In the early hours, light snow precipitation will occur steadily, peaking at 1.0 mm around 1 AM. This could lead to slippery conditions in the morning, so caution is advised for those commuting or engaging in outdoor activities.

While the forecast provides a clear picture of tomorrow’s weather, details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact timing and intensity of the snowfall throughout the day.