Alberta

Wintry Weather and Colder Temperatures Return to Red Deer

By

Emma Kelly
March 20, 2026 8:17 am

Residents in Red Deer, Alberta, can expect a return to colder conditions on Friday, March 20, 2026, as a new weather system brings snow and freezing temperatures to the area. This shift follows a period of mild weather and may result in slippery road conditions for those travelling over the weekend.

According to Environment Canada, light snow is forecast to begin early Friday morning and end near noon. While the skies are expected to clear in the afternoon, there is a 30 per cent chance of flurries returning overnight.

The temperature is predicted to drop to a low of -5°C on Friday night. A wind chill factor will make the air feel much colder, reaching -11°C before Saturday morning.

These wintry conditions are common for the transition into spring in the region. The typical temperature range for Red Deer in late March includes a high of 4°C and a low of -8°C.

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