
Sunshine and summer heat for Calgary on Tuesday; daily highs drop again starting Wednesday
Summer heat moves into the city on Tuesday!
Sunshine and a high of at least 30 C.
The winds will pick up in the afternoon, which may help ease the heat a little.
danielle weather / july 7, 2025
It's just one day in the 30s in Calgary, then the weather pattern will adjust and the clouds will creep in on Wednesday.
Wednesday and Thursday come with a few showers, and check out the daytime high for Thursday—chilly.
The heat will start to build in again by Friday.
danielle weather / july 7, 2025
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