A powerful El Niño is developing in the Pacific Ocean, and Environment and Climate Change Canada says it could bring a significantly milder winter, reduced snowfall and an earlier spring melt to the Prairies.
Central Alberta including Lloydminster and area is bracing for another round of heavy rain this weekend, with Environment Canada forecasters warning of an increased risk of flooding.
A yellow heat warning is in effect for Lloydminster, with Environment Canada forecasting four straight days of hot temperatures and moderate risk impacts.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Lloydminster and area as a major spring storm is expected to move across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Environment Canada has issued a yellow-coded cold warning for Lloydminster and area extending into Saturday, Jan. 24. This means the imapct level is moderate and the forecast confidence is high.
Environment Canada has issued a yellow-coded cold warning for Lloydminster and area. This means the agnecy expects the impact level to be moderate and the forecast confidence is high.
Environment Canada has issued a yellow-coded blowing snow advisory for Lloydminster and area. This means the agnecy expects the impact level to be moderate and the forecast confidence is high.
Environment Canada has upgraded the previous special weather statement to a yellow-coded snowfall warning. This means the Impact Level is high and Forecast Confidence is moderate.