After a cool and breezy weekend, Raymond, Alberta will warm up this week, with Tuesday expected to reach 26°C under mainly sunny skies. Environment Canada forecasts overnight lows staying comfortable in the 7-12°C range, and no weather alerts are currently in effect.
Monday afternoon in Raymond was already 22.7°C with light westerly winds at 8 km/h, and Tuesday will be mainly sunny with a high of 26°C, a humidex of 28, and a UV index of 6, considered high.
The mid-week outlook shows a 60 per cent chance of showers on Wednesday with a high of 26°C, before cooling gradually to 20-22°C by the weekend. Historical September averages for Raymond are a daytime high of about 21°C and an overnight low of about 9°C, so this week’s temperatures will run slightly above normal.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a warmer than normal September and October for Alberta with above-normal precipitation. Residents planning outdoor activities should prepare for the UV index of 6 by wearing sun protection.
