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News Edmonton Alberta Canada January 3, 2025



Rogers Place - Edmonton © 200794501@N08 Flickr
Pictures of Edmonton : Rogers Place - Edmonton © 200794501@N08 (Flickr)
 

Winter Weather Update for Edmonton, Canada

As we step into January, Edmonton is expected to experience chilly weather conditions that are typical for this time of year. Over the next three days, the city will see a significant drop in temperatures, reaching as low as -24°C (-11°F) overnight on January 2nd. The average temperatures throughout this period will hover around -21°C (-6°F), making it essential for residents to stay warm and prepared for the winter season.

 

Day 1: January 2, 2025

The day will begin with clear skies, transitioning into partly cloudy conditions as the day progresses. The maximum temperature will only reach -20°C (-3°F), with a minimum dropping to -24°C (-11°F). Wind speeds will be relatively mild, ranging from 2 to 5 mph, bringing the wind chill to feel as cold as -26°C (-15°F). There is a slight chance (37%) of overcast conditions at times, but for the most part, sunshine will be abundant, giving residents nearly 7.8 hours of sun.

Day 2: January 3, 2025

Expect colder temperatures on January 3rd, with a daytime high of -17°C (1°F) and a low of -20°C (-5°F). The day will be predominantly sunny but cloudier conditions are anticipated later, with a 92% chance of sunshine early in the day. Winds will pick up slightly, reaching about 5 to 10 mph, resulting in a wind chill that could feel like -29°C (-20°F). Humidity levels will be relatively high, around 81%, which may add to the biting cold we often experience in Alberta's winter.

Day 3: January 4, 2025

By January 4th, temperatures will actually improve slightly, with highs getting up to -15°C (5°F). However, the day will remain overcast with 100% cloud coverage and minimal sunshine expected—around 6 hours. Winds will continue to be a factor, contributing to a wind chill that makes it feel like -31°C (-24°F). Despite the bleak weather, there’s no forecast for precipitation, so no snow is expected in the immediate future.

Edmonton is known for its unpredictable weather, especially in winter—stay informed and plan accordingly. For more detailed predictions and insights, visit the Next 5 Days Weather for Edmonton or check out the Hour by Hour Weather to prepare for your daily activities. Remember to bundle up, avoid excessive outdoor exposure during the coldest parts of the day, and look out for local weather alerts.

Stay warm and safe!



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