Residents of Sherwood Park should prepare for a return to winter weather early next week, with snow and falling temperatures expected to move into the area. According to The Weather Network, the community can expect approximately 5 cm of snow on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, with flurries continuing into Wednesday.
The upcoming system brings a significant drop in temperatures. While the daytime high is forecast to reach 4°C on Tuesday, Environment Canada notes that temperatures will move toward the freezing mark, with a 60 percent chance of flurries or rain showers starting Monday night, April 6. By Wednesday, daytime temperatures will fall to -4°C, with overnight lows dropping to near -10°C by Wednesday night.
While April snowfall is common in the region, with historical averages for the Edmonton area sitting at approximately 14 cm for the month, the current system is part of a broader trend for Alberta this spring. Following a period of record-breaking warmth in February, forecasters have noted an active storm track bringing colder-than-normal temperatures and increased precipitation throughout March and April.
As of April 3, 2026, no weather alerts are in effect for Sherwood Park. However, drivers are encouraged to exercise caution as fluctuating temperatures around the freezing mark may create changing road conditions. Residents should monitor local conditions as the weather shifts throughout the middle of the week.
