We're getting summery weather this week, just mind that Wednesday dip
Tuesday will be beautiful and quiet. Wednesday will take a dip. Temperatures will be low 20s Thursday and Friday, and high 20s Sunday on.
Except for a dip Wednesday, we're getting summery weather this week
Expect a beautiful, quiet Tuesday in Calgary.
We're in for sun and cloud with a high of 27 C and a light breeze.
danielle weather / aug 18, 2025
We will take a dip on Wednesday as a cold front sneaks in.
It will be almost 10 degrees cooler, and by 2 p.m. there is a chance of showers.
Temperatures will be back in the low 20s for Thursday and Friday, but Sunday to Wednesday will be in the high 20s.
danielle weather / aug 18, 2025
Now this is the right idea—a float on the Bow, or at least watching others float by:
danielle weather / aug 18, 2025
Enjoy the summer weather this week!
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