Red Deer & Central Alberta Road Conditions Mar. 16/08

March 16th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

With light snow still falling this morning in some areas around Red Deer, road conditions on many highways will be bad. Snow covered sections and blowing snow will reduce visibility, so be careful. Streets will be slippery as well.

Snow will taper off in the early morning. A high of -3 Celsius today.

Conditions at Red Deer Regional Airport this morning at 5:00 am Mar. 16/08:

Temperature -13 Celsius, N 15 km/ hr wind. Wind chill of -20 Celsius.

Sunrise today will be 7:46 am, and sunset at 7:41 pm.

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  1. Comment by Along the Lakeshore News on 20 March 2008:

    We are expected to get more snow on Friday. Just when I am thinking boating and fishing season is just around the corner. Went down to the lake today and we still have icebergs along the lakeshore. I am so looking forward to 80 degree weather and boating and fishing. I love fishing but not in the winter. I love salmon and we can’t fish them in the winter.

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