We have been having a true Indian Summer for the first time in years here in Edmonton. Records have been broken for high tempratures and not a snowflake in sight. In fact yesterday was a record breaker hitting 19 degrees Centigrade, on Nov. 22 sheesh.....
Yesterday
- Max Temp.
- 18.8 °C
-
- Min Temp.
- 4.3 °C
-
- Precip Total
- 0.0 mm
-
Regional Normals
- Max Temp.
- -4 °C
-
- Min Temp.
- -13 °C
-
In fact November has been warmer overall than July was. On Sunday folks were wearing shorts, sandals and sleeveless shirts...others still bundle up like its winter, hard to get used to feeling like its May instead....
Now I love this but the niggly little bugger in the back of my mind says 'global warming' sucker. Go away I say, and let me enjoy it while it lasts.....which looks like it will end on the weekend.....damn
5 Day Forecast from 
Environment Canada
Wednesday
- High 13 °C
Sunny
Wednesday night
- Low 5 °C
Clear
Thursday
- High 10 °C
Sunny
Friday
- High 9 °C
- Low -4 °C
Sunny
Saturday
- High -1 °C
- Low -6 °C
Sunny
Sunday
- High -2 °C
- Low -13 °C
Sunny
Averages and Extremes for: November 23, 2005
| Averages and Extremes | Year | |
|---|---|---|
| Average Maximum Temperature | -2.40°C | |
| Average Minimum Temperature | -10.20°C | |
| Frequency of Precipitation | 30% | |
| Highest Temperature (1937-2004) | 13.30°C | 1956 |
| Lowest Temperature (1937-2004) | -28.90°C | 1950 |
| Greatest Precipitation (1937-2004) | 16.80mm | 1990 |
| Greatest Rainfall (1937-2004) | 2.30mm | 1967 |
| Greatest Snowfall (1937-2004) | 17cm | 1990 |
| Most Snow on the Ground (1955-2004) | 30cm | 1996 |
N/A = Not available
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