CALGARY --
Yesterday's cold front swung in right at the dinner hour, as expected, producing gusts in the 30s across the greater Calgary area directly from the north, and plunging temperatures in its wake. But, as we've been saying all week long, it doesn't last. It doesnt even really have the staying-power to kick us down for a full day!
After a chilly morning, we're set up perfectly for chinook wind through today, tomorrow, and Sunday, with predominant westerly wind, and the ensuing conditions that come with that. It doesn't bode well for keeping snow on the ground, but we'll be back into a trough as the advent calendar lightens up, producing a few centimetres of snow on the approach to Dec.25th.