Mixed Skies Expected for Calgary Canada Day Celebrations

Calgary, Alberta, is gearing up for its Canada Day celebrations under the forecast of mixed skies this year. As of the early morning hours on July 1st, the city is experiencing partly cloudy conditions with a temperature of 12.6°C. The day is expected to unfold with a combination of clouds and potential showers, with a 60% chance of precipitation. Winds are calm, coming from the northwest at 5 km/h, but may pick up and gust near noon.

The day’s high temperature is projected to reach 20°C, ushering in a moderate UV index of 3. Residents and visitors are advised to stay weather-aware, as there is a risk of thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. While the visibility is good at 24 km, the barometric pressure is falling, hinting at possible weather variations as the day progresses. High humidity at 91% may create a moist atmosphere throughout the day.

Tonight, Calgarians can expect partly cloudy skies with a continued 30% chance of showers. The evening also holds the risk of thunderstorms, so caution is advised for those venturing out to enjoy evening festivities. Winds will ease into the night, maintaining a northwesterly direction at 20 km/h.

Looking ahead to July 2nd, the city anticipates a mix of sun and clouds, punctuated by a 60% chance of showers. The daytime high temperature will drop slightly to 18°C. The prospect of showers continues into the evening, with cloudy periods and a 40% chance of precipitation, while the mercury dips to 10°C.

As the week progresses, Wednesday, July 3rd, is predicted to see mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 18°C. The day will also carry a 40% chance of showers extending into the night, with a low of 11°C. Despite the mixed weather forecast, Calgary residents are encouraged to partake in Canada Day celebrations while staying weather-conscious.