Alberta residents should prepare for a cold winter, as the Weather Network has released its forecast for the 2025-26 season. An exceptionally chilly winter is anticipated, with temperatures expected to fall below normal levels.
Winter Forecast Highlights
The forecast suggests that cold temperatures will impact not only Alberta but also much of Canada. Here are some key details:
- Forecast Year: 2025-26
- Temperature Outlook: Below normal temperatures are expected across Alberta.
- Weather Pattern: The return of the La Niña phenomenon is influencing weather conditions.
- Transition to Winter: Residents should brace for an abrupt transition to winter in early December.
- Spring Outlook: There is potential for a delayed onset of spring.
What to Expect
As Alberta braces for this frigid winter forecast, residents are advised to prepare early. Those planning outdoor activities in December should anticipate colder weather than usual. The transition from a milder fall to harsh winter conditions could happen quickly, requiring appropriate clothing and preparedness.
In summary, Albertans can expect significant winter weather changes in the upcoming season, marking a noticeable shift from recent trends. The La Niña pattern will play a crucial role in determining how severe and prolonged the cold weather will be during the winter months ahead.
