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Planning a trip or moving to Edmonton? Knowing the weather helps you pack right and plan well. Edmonton’s weather changes a lot across the seasons. Here’s what you need to know.
For updated conditions, check the live forecast below:
Edmonton is in Alberta, Canada. It has a dry, cold climate in winter and warm, sunny summers. The city also sees a lot of daylight in summer and fewer hours in winter.
Tip: Wear layers. Snow boots early in spring. Raincoat and sneakers by May.
Check out our blog on Best Hiking Trails in Alberta for Beginners.
Don’t miss Alberta Beach Farmers’ Market during early fall.
You’ll find useful tips in How Cold Is Winter in Canada?.
Yes. Edmonton gets a lot of snow from November through March. It can reach up to 125 cm each year.
For more info, visit Exploring Snow in Eastern Canada.
Edmonton doesn’t get freezing rain often, but when it happens, roads get very slippery.
Learn more in What Is Freezing Rain in Canada?.
Explore Edmonton Downtown: What to Do for indoor and outdoor ideas.
Yes. It’s one of the coldest major cities, especially in winter.
Yes. Edmonton is one of Canada’s sunniest cities, especially in summer.
Visit in late spring (May–June) or early fall (September) for mild weather.
Locals wear long coats, snow boots, and layer with thermals.
Yes. Watch local news or weather apps for alerts on wind, snow, or storms.
Edmonton weather can be cold, sunny, windy, or mild—sometimes in the same week. Always check forecasts, dress right, and plan around the season. Whether you’re sightseeing or moving here, this guide helps you stay ready.
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