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Alberta Map for Weather

This Alberta map gives you all the Alberta Canada weather you probably need. How do you use this data to get forecast info? First click on the map below, then on any community shown on the Environment Canada Alberta weather page that pops up, OR select your town from the lower box. The upper box lets you pick another province.

Each city-page provides you with current temperature and other information, plus forecasts for the next 5 days. Weather warnings currently in effect will show in red across the top of the page. If you have cable TV or satellite, you can always tune into the Weather Network to get their forecasts as well, usually with video and greater detail. If you compare, you'll find the TWN forecasts similar but not identical to the predictions provided by Environment Canada.

No computer handy, but a telephone or a radio.

Would you like to try something different?

Alberta has another system of relaying weather information. We start with weather radio broadcasts. These frequencies fall into a band known as VHF (very high frequency) and you will need special radio equipment to hear them. Or you can use the phone numbers and dial the local number to listen to recorded weather information for each place in English. How to find weather information for each of these places on the Alberta map.

1. Bassano weather (SE of Calgary) 162.525 MHz
2. Banff weather (403) 762-2088
3. Brooks weather (NW of Medicine Hat ) VDC-816 162.400 MHz
4. Burmis weather (W of Lethbridge) 162.550 MHz
5. Calgary weather XLF-339 162.400 MHz (403) 299-7878
6. Cold Lake weather 162.525 MHz
7. Cooking Lake weather (SE of Edmonton) 162.475 MHz
   
8. Coronation weather (403) 578-2664
9. Crowsnest weather (W of Pincher Creek) VBX-254 162.550 MHz
10. Drumheller weather (NE of Calgary) VBX-367 162.550 MHz
11. Edmonton weather XLM-572 162.400 MHz (780) 468-4940
12. Cooking Lake weather (E of Edmonton) XOF-962 162.475 MHz
    (780) 462-7120
13. Edson weather VBU-827 162.400 MHz (780) 723-4070
14. Fort Chipewyan weather (N of Fort McMurray) 162.550 MHz
    
15. Fort McMurray weather CFA-340 162.400 MHz (780) 334-0724
16. Grande Prairie weather VBA-557 162.400 MHz (780) 539-6631
17. Highvale weather (W of Edmonton) 162.475 MHz
18. Holden weather (SE of Edmonton) 162.550 MHz
19. Jasper weather (780) 852-3185
20. Lethbridge weather XKA-598 162.400 MHz (403) 382-3068
21. Lloydminster weather (780) 875-7709
22. Limestone Mountain weather (W of Red Deer) 162.400 MHz
23. Long Lake weather (NE of Edmonton) 162.550 MHz
24. Flagstaff weather (E of Red Deer) 162.400 MHz
25. Medicine Hat weather VBK-616 162.550 MHz (403) 526-0483
26. Milk River weather (SE of Lethbridge) 162.400 MHz
27. Peace River weather VBU-374 162.475 MHz
28. Red Deer weather VBC-336 162.550 MHz (403) 342-7474
29. Rocky Mountain House weather (NW of Red Deer) VDA-280 162.400 MHz (403) 845-3183
30. Slave Lake weather (780) 849-3046
    
31. Saint Paul weather 162.400 MHz (780) 645-2015
32. Two Hills weather (E of Edmonton) 162.525 MHz
33. Vegreville weather (E of Edmonton) CFB-635 162.550 MHz
34. Wabamun weather (W of Edmonton) VBU-829 162.475 MHz
35. Wainwright weather (SW of Lloydminster) CFB-636 162.400 MHz
36. Whitecourt weather (NW of Edmonton) VBU-828 162.550 MHz

Also, the Emergency Public Warning Systems exist to send out warnings regarding weather and other hazards. Things such as floods, fires, toxic spills, contamination or terrorism.

Check this link for more about the Environment Canada weather warning page.  Do you use any of these technologies for your weather?

Straight out of the Alberta map

Like it? There are many more on the Youtube channel I created. And now for the weather ...

Ever heard of an Alberta Clipper? 

This winter storm, although it originates somewhere on the Alberta map, quickly moves towards the east or southeast and may deposit moderate to great amounts of snow as far away as the Eastern Seaboard. Usually, one of these storms starts off as a fresh descendant of an aging Pacific storm after it crosses the BC mountains. A distinguishing characteristic of this kind of system is its speed across and out of the Alberta map, its wind speeds and sudden temperature fall-rates.  It often scoots out of Alberta before it has dropped any precipitation.

Alberta and weather - they almost go hand-in-hand. If the air quality in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba is important to you, have a look at this short Environment Canada article.

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