Calgary snow overnight, flurries linger Sunday morning

This story will be updated as conditions change. Last checked 11:30 p.m. MT, Oct. 24, 2026.

Snow was falling on Calgary late Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, and Environment Canada expects periods of snow to continue through the early hours of Sunday before tapering to flurries in the morning. There was no weather warning in effect for the city as of 11:30 p.m. MT.

The agency’s forecast for Calgary called for a low of minus 4 C overnight, with wind up to 15 km/h and a wind chill near minus 7. Light snow and a temperature of minus 2 C were reported at the time of the latest update. Environment Canada did not give a snowfall amount for the city.

Sunday is expected to be mainly cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of flurries in the morning. Winds are forecast to become south at 20 km/h late in the morning, with a high of plus 1 C and a wind chill near minus 9 in the morning. The hourly forecast has the snow ending around 6 a.m. and the sky turning to a mix of sun and cloud by noon. Sunday night is expected to be clear to partly cloudy with a low of minus 7 C and a wind chill near minus 12. Monday is forecast to bring increasing cloud and a high of plus 4 C, according to the Environment Canada forecast for Calgary.

Temperatures hovering near freezing mean roads and sidewalks can be wet one hour and icy the next, particularly on bridges, overpasses and in shaded areas. Drivers heading out early Sunday should leave extra time and check road conditions on 511 Alberta before travelling on Highway 2 or the highways west toward Banff.

The snow follows a wet, windy Friday, when the city saw about two centimetres of snow and gusts to 80 km/h. Farther north, heavier snow fell around Fort McMurray, where 20 to 30 centimetres has fallen so far. Our Canada winter forecast for 2026-27 has the outlook for each region, and our winter storm prep checklist covers what to do before the next system arrives.

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