Edmonton’s spring flowers begin to bloom, and the weather forecast says it’s raining

peterpressmanMay 18, 2022

Increased cloudiness. There is a 60% chance of a shower late this afternoon. The wind is southeast at 20 km / h near noon. High 13

Tree flowers at George F. Hassler Memorial Plaza near Edmonton’s 98A Avenue and 95 Street on Friday, May 24, 2019. Photo by David Bloom / /Post media

Currently, at Edmonton Blatchford Station, the wind is 6 C and 7 km / h from the southwest.

Spring flowers blooming in the trees behind the house have begun to burst. They are a sure sign of photography in the near future. Everyone wants to be able to strike their beauty on time. What if only the weather cooperates? It will rain a lot in the forecast for the next few days.

With my handy and dandy weather app, it can rain up to 10 mm overnight and an additional 1-3 mm on Thursday. It seems that the rain has stopped for a long weekend, but the temperature is not as warm as I expected.

Do you still have the dilemma of camping or not? That is the problem.

apelech@postmedia.com

Today’s weather forecast

today: Increased cloudiness. There is a 60% chance of a shower late this afternoon. The wind is southeast at 20 km / h near noon. High 13. UV index 3 or medium.

tonight: Rainy season. There is a danger of a thunderstorm tonight. Amount 5-10 mm. The southeastern wind is 20km / h and will be weak tonight. The wind will gush from 20 to 40 northeast overnight. Low 6.

tomorrow: Rainy season. There is a danger of thunderstorms in the afternoon. The north wind reaches 40 at 20 km / h. High 12. UV index 2 or less.

sunrise: 5:29 am

sunset: 9:32 pm

normal

Average highest: 18 C

Average low: 7 C

yesterday

Max:15.4 C

minimum: 7.5 7.5 C

Precipitation amount: 0.0 0.0 Hmm

This day (1996-2020)

Maximum temperature: 30.3 C in 2010

Lowest Temperature: -2.2 C in 2009

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Edmonton’s spring flowers begin to bloom, and the weather forecast says it’s raining

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peterpressmanMay 18, 2022