Today along the Bow River - October 2012

Yesterday morning (Saturday), just before the snow flurries began. 
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Monday: flurries, becoming evening snow

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Monday: flurries, becoming evening snow

Under clearing skies, 4 new records were set in Southern Alberta this morning, the coldest being Brocket and Milk River at -10C. More cloud persisted further north, and will stay with us through mid-week. A developing storm in Montana will turn tomorrow’s flurries to periods of snow by Monday night. The snow will be heaviest near the Montana border, where 10 to 20 cm are possible. Further north,(around Calgary), 5 to 10 cm. could fall. After a rough morning commute Tuesday, the snow should end by mid-day, however temperatures will remain cold for the rest of the week.

CTV Calgary Weather: Steve Rothfels

Sunday Oct 19 2012 at 8:00 pm

Changes over the past 24 hours, unless otherwise indicated. 

Bow River at Banff:  steady 23 cms

Bow River at Calgary: steady 59 - 60 cms

Bow River below Carseland Dam: steady 69 - 75 cms