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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Northern Focus Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️21°C
OvercastRichfieldFeels like 19° · Wind 20 km/h · Humidity 64%
UV 7 HighSunrise 06:13Sunset 21:12
Today🌦️35°21°💧20%
Sat☀️37°21°💧4%
Sun☁️39°22°💧2%
Mon🌦️40°21°💧16%
Tue🌦️38°20°💧29%
Wed🌦️32°23°💧41%
Thu🌦️32°20°💧41%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Snow is falling across parts of Alberta today, with the live forecast above showing conditions near Richfield. The province’s snowfall patterns vary widely by region, from heavy mountain snow in the Rockies to lighter accumulations on the southern and central plains.

What does the snow look like across Alberta right now?

Based on the live forecast above and the latest alberta weather map, snow coverage is most active along the foothills and higher elevations. Low-pressure systems moving eastward bring bands of snow, while colder temperatures keep accumulations sticking in many areas. For a broader picture, check the weather in alberta 10 days outlook, which suggests periodic snow through the week in northern and central zones.

How much snow has fallen recently?

Reports indicate that did it snow in alberta yesterday — yes, several communities recorded a few centimetres, particularly near Calgary and Edmonton. The alberta weather 14 day trend shows the jet stream holding a active pattern, with additional snow likely. Always check the alberta weather in celsius readings to gauge whether temperatures hover around or below freezing, as that determines how long the snow sticks.

Seasonal peakJanuary–February typically sees the highest snowfall totals in Alberta
Average snow depthMost of the province sits under 10–30 cm of snowpack in mid-winter
Record snowfallCalgary’s single-day record: 36.7 cm (Feb 28, 1886)
Travel noticeHighway 93 (Icefields Parkway) and the Trans-Canada near Banff often see winter restrictions
Will the snow continue into next week?

Models suggest a series of clippers will keep snow falling across central and northern Alberta through the next 7 days, especially along the Rockies and near Edmonton. Southern regions may see brief dry breaks.

Are there any snow-related warnings?

Environment and Climate Change Canada issues snowfall warnings when heavy accumulations are expected. Check the live forecast above or visit our Weather Warning page for the latest alerts.

Where can I find recent snow pictures from Alberta?

Social media and local news often share pictures of snow in alberta today. For curated reports, follow our Canada weather hub for updates from across the province.