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Hourly Forecast - Three Hills

SNOWFALL WARNING

Heavy snowfall is expected tonight and Wednesday, with total amounts of 10 to 15 cm. Snowfall will begin in western Alberta this evening, spreading eastward through central Alberta by early Wednesday morning. The heaviest snow will fall during the day on Wednesday. Snow will taper off Wednesday evening. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow. Be prepared to adjust your driving with changing road conditions. If visibility is reduced while driving, turn on your lights and maintain a safe following distance. Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to ABstorm@ec.gc.ca or tweet reports using #ABStorm.

In effect for:
  • Kneehill Co. near Three Hills
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Date/Time
(MST) 		Temp.
(°C) 		Weather ConditionsLikelihood of precip (%) Wind
(km/h) 		Wind Chill
17 December 2024
20:00 -26 Partly cloudy

Partly cloudy

0VR 5
-31
21:00 -24 Partly cloudy

Partly cloudy

0VR 5
-29
22:00 -23 Partly cloudy

Partly cloudy

0VR 5
-27
23:00 -21 Mainly cloudy

Mainly cloudy

0SE 15
-30
18 December 2024
00:00 -20 Mainly cloudy

Mainly cloudy

0SE 15
-29
01:00 -20 Mainly cloudy

Mainly cloudy

0SE 15
-29
02:00 -19 Mainly cloudy

Mainly cloudy

0SE 15
-28
03:00 -19 Snow

Snow

100SE 15
-27
04:00 -18 Snow

Snow

100SE 15
-27
05:00 -18 Snow

Snow

100SE 15
-27
06:00 -17 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100SE 15
-26
07:00 -17 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100SE 15
-25
08:00 -16 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100SE 15
-24
09:00 -15 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100SE 15
-23
10:00 -15 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100SE 15
-23
11:00 -14 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100N 10
-20
12:00 -14 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100N 10
-20
13:00 -14 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100N 10
-20
14:00 -14 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100N 10
-20
15:00 -14 Snow at times heavy

Snow at times heavy

100N 10
-20
16:00 -15 Light snow

Light snow

100N 10
-21
17:00 -15 Light snow

Light snow

100N 15
-23
18:00 -16 Light snow

Light snow

100N 15
-24
19:00 -17 Overcast

Overcast

0N 15
-25

* Value not significant

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