Josh Classen's forecast: Cool and wet today, drying up and warming for the weekend
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Rainfall warnings are in effect for western Alberta from Grande Prairie south through Rocky Mountain House and down toward Canmore.
Rainfall warnings are in effect for western Alberta from Grande Prairie south through Rocky Mountain House and down toward Canmore.
Areas at the northern end of the warning zone will see most of their rain prior to 8 p.m. while regions further south will see the rain continue into early Friday.
In total, we're anticipating roughly 40 to 80 mm of rain in most of the warning zone.
Edmonton will get some occasional periods of rain through the day with 5 to 15 mm expected.
The rain should move south of the area this evening and we'll get some clearing overnight.
Temperatures will hold steady near 15 C most of the day (ranging from 13 to 17 C).
We're back to some sunshine and back into the low to mid 20s for Friday/Saturday in the Edmonton area.
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