Out of The Deep Freeze? Red Deer Weather Jan 30

January 31st, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

It’s just a little bit warmer out there. After the minus 45 Celsius or lower temperatures (with wind-chill), a high of minus 23 on Thursday will be well received. Roads around Red Deer are in good winter driving condition.

The forecast calls for light snowfall on Wednesday night and late Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday the forecast shows sunny conditions, with daytime temperatures getting milder and reaching minus 11 by Sunday.

This picture was taken south of Sylvan Lake in the afternoon, with the sun low on the horizon.
The days are getting longer. Sunrise at Red Deer was at 8:20 am, and sunset at 5:17 pm.

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  1. Comment by East of Huntsville on 31 January 2008:

    Wow, I shall refrain from complaining over our low this morning of 0 Celsius, likely to warm it way up to about 20. Throw another log on the fire and stay warm man!

  2. Comment by T.R. on 7 February 2008:

    Yeah, I don’t think I’ll complain too loudly when it gets down to 0 around here, either. Problem is that it’s so wet around here that when it gets cold it chills your bones.

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