Snowflakes in Edmonton, Freezing Drizzle South

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome to Vancouver News today, powered by AI. A steady band of snow north of Edmonton is shifting south today, bringing occasional light flurries to the city this morning and early afternoon. Expect one to three centimeters of build-up around town, with winds picking up to stir up some blowing snow early on. Snow should clear out of the Edmonton area by mid to late afternoon. Meanwhile, snowfall warnings linger north and west of the city, though the heaviest stuff is winding down for most spots. Blowing snow and gusts could make morning drives tricky, so take it slow out there. Farther south, a freezing drizzle warning covers the red deer, drum-heller, and oian areas, where patchy drizzle and thick fog are popping up this. Morning but shitties by midday. Looking ahead, another round of snow hits red deer and points south early Thursday, but it stays clear of Edmonton. We'll see just light flurries over the next few days with a better shot of heavier snow by Monday. Let's stay well below normal through the next 5-7 days, dipping to afternoon highs near

1:03minus 9 degrees Celsius today and tomorrow, then climbing toward the freezing mark by Friday and into next week, bundle up and stay safe.