Heavy Snowfall Warnings for Mountain Spots, Flurries in Calgary

0:00It's March 24th. This has been Cooper News today. Local news powered by AI. Yellow level snowfall warnings are out for mountain spots like BAMF, CANMORE and Lake Louise where 20 to 30 centimeters of snow could pile. Up over the next 24 to 48 hours, Central Alberta along the yellow head faces similar alerts with 15 to 25 centimeters possible from the same weather system. Calgary in areas to the south will see lighter action, but still plenty of winter chill. Flurries kick off this morning, possibly mixing with rain and snow showers by afternoon, as highs top out at 2 degrees Celsius. Models now call for 10 to 15 centimeters total in Calgary over the next 3 days. Southern spots like Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Pinter Creek might skip most of today's precipitation, though on and off Flurries could pop up. Across the province for several days. This setup means drivers and outdoor plans need caution, especially in higher elevations

1:00where roads could turn slick fast. Temperatures plunge further, with highs staying below freezing on Wednesday and Thursday. The system hangs around, keeping things cool and damp midweek. A ridge of high pressure moves in late Thursday, pushing us back to more typical seasonal warmth by the weekend.