Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, is in for an unsettled stretch of weather this week, with a risk of thunderstorms on Monday afternoon and evening according to Environment Canada. A mix of sun and clouds will bring a 30 per cent chance of showers and possible stormy conditions, with winds gusting up to 50 km/h out of the west. The high on Monday is expected to reach 21 C.
As of late Monday morning, the temperature in the city sat at 14.2 C with a humidity of 62 per cent. No weather alerts were in effect at that time, but the forecast calls for changing skies. Tonight, the chance of showers remains at 30 per cent along with a risk of thunderstorms before skies clear. The temperature is forecast to drop to 7 C.
This unsettled pattern is part of a broader system affecting central Alberta. Climate data shows June is typically the region’s wettest month, with between 13 and 19 rainy days on average. Residents should keep rain gear handy and stay alert through the week, especially during the afternoon and evening when thunderstorm potential is highest.
With lightning possible, Environment Canada’s safety message is simple: “When thunder roars, go indoors.” Anyone who sees severe weather can report it by emailing [email protected] or calling 1-800-239-0484.
