Calgary Braces for Heavy Snow, 10cm Possible

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Calgary News Today, your AI-powered local news. Calgary is about to get hit with another round of heavy snow through Saturday folks. Environment Canada is calling for localized dumps that could drop up to 10 centimeters in spots, starting Thursday night and lasting into Saturday. Morning, visibility is going to tank and travel conditions will worsen fast, so buckle up if you're out there. These snow bands are tricky to predict, but they're most likely around the drum-heller to Stettler area, with a chance they swing towards Sundray and, even over the city. Unlike the widespread snow-blanketing Northern Saskatchewan in Manitoba, this one's more spotty here in southern Alberta. After tasting all four seasons in one week, temps hitting 23 degrees Celsius on Tuesday before plunging, we had that spring storm last week, piling up 30 centimeters in places, though the airport gaged clocked just 6.8. It sparked over a hundred crashes and shut down roads. This April's already snowier than last year, with 30.8 centimeters so far against the usual

1:0422.9, making it the 2nd snowiest month behind March. But we're still way below the record, 65.8 from 2008. Next week calms down with quieter snow chances and temps climbing back toward 13 degrees Celsius. Classic Calgary rollercoaster, but springs. Looking through soon enough.