Alberta

Expected Snowfall May Slow Down Travel in Camrose

By

Emma Kelly
March 12, 2026 7:47 am

Environment Canada is forecasting between 5 and 10 centimetres of snow for Camrose, Alberta, on Thursday, March 12, 2026. The snowfall is expected to fall throughout the day and continue into the evening before tapering off.

This incoming snow is expected to create slippery roads and may slow down traffic and local bus routes. Commuters are encouraged to plan for extra travel time and ensure their vehicles are ready for winter driving conditions.

As of 8:33 AM on Thursday, there were no official weather alerts in place for the area despite the predicted snowfall. Temperatures are currently lower than the usual March average of 2 degrees Celsius.

Late-winter snow events are common for this part of the province during the month of March. Drivers should remain cautious until the weather clears later tonight.

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