Calgary is bracing for a mix of wildfire smoke and isolated thunderstorms over the next two days, according to Jodi Hughes of the Sky Watch Weather Centre. The smoke is sweeping in as rain moves out, creating hazy conditions and potential air quality concerns.
Forecast Details
The five-day forecast indicates that the smoke and storms will persist through early July, with temperatures remaining seasonal. Residents are advised to monitor air quality alerts and take precautions, especially those with respiratory conditions.
Impact on Canada Day
The weather may affect Canada Day celebrations, with some outdoor events potentially facing disruptions due to thunderstorms. Organizers are urged to have contingency plans in place.
According to Environment Canada, isolated thunderstorms could bring localized heavy rain and gusty winds, but no severe weather warnings have been issued yet.
