special weather statement
The first significant snowfall of the season continues. A long duration snowfall event will continue through parts of central Alberta until Thursday morning. Total snowfall amounts will vary significantly. Some localities may see upwards of 15 cm on colder surfaces. Allow extra time for travel. Prep
Event record
- severityModerate
- typealert
- placeLac Ste. Anne Co. near Cherhill and Glenevis, AB
- countryCA
- sourceEnvironment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
- first seen2026-10-28
- rendered2026-10-29 00:14 UTC
- ends2026-10-29
- alert typestatement
What to do
- Follow the instruction of the issuing authority exactly.
- Keep windows and doors closed if a gas or smoke cloud is announced.
- Keep clear of emergency access routes.
Who is behind this page
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Frequently asked questions
Who reported this?
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) published the record behind this page. Waarning does not issue warnings of its own.
Where did this happen?
Lac Ste. Anne Co. near Cherhill and Glenevis, AB.
What should I do?
Follow the instruction of the issuing authority exactly. Keep windows and doors closed if a gas or smoke cloud is announced. Keep clear of emergency access routes.