ADVERTISEMENT Edmonton Watch Aug. 11 WxBlast Slight risk of a scattered shower early Tuesday, then a better chance for some evening showers/thunderstorms in the Edmonton area. Wet and a lot cooler for Wednesday. Here's your Monday WxBlast video:
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A few scattered showers are possible in southern and central Manitoba through the afternoon. Cloudy and windy for the north.
