Residents in Chestermere, Alberta, should prepare for a chilly Sunday, April 5, 2026, as the area faces a mix of light snow and shifting weather conditions throughout the day.
According to Environment Canada, the day will see periods of light snow or rain with temperatures climbing to a high of 4°C. As the evening approaches, residents can expect cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of flurries, a risk of freezing drizzle, and the development of fog patches as temperatures drop to a low of -2°C.
The Alberta Motor Association notes that low-lying areas near bodies of water are especially prone to fog, which can significantly reduce visibility for drivers. Because thick fog can create hazardous conditions, experts advise motorists to be cautious and consider delaying travel until visibility improves.
While this spring weather may feel cold, it is not uncommon for the region. Historical data indicates that the area typically sees about 18.8 centimetres of snowfall over approximately six days during the month of April. Normal temperatures for this time of year generally range from a high of 10°C to a low of -3°C.
