Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for Calgary, with gusts expected to reach close to 90 km/h. The warning, announced on April 24, 2026, urges residents to take precautions as strong winds could cause damage to property and lead to power outages.
Details of the Warning
According to the Sky Watch Weather Centre, the winds are part of a system moving through the region. Gusts are forecasted to peak during the afternoon and evening, making travel hazardous, especially for high-profile vehicles. Residents are advised to secure loose objects outdoors and stay away from trees and power lines.
Five-Day Forecast
Meteorologist Jodi Hughes provided the five-day forecast, indicating that the strong winds will persist into the evening before diminishing overnight. The rest of the week is expected to be cooler, with a chance of flurries and below-seasonal temperatures lingering through the weekend.
Safety Precautions
- Secure outdoor furniture and decorations.
- Avoid walking near buildings under construction.
- Be cautious when driving, especially on open roads.
- Report any downed power lines to authorities.
This wind warning comes amid a series of weather alerts across the region. Stay tuned to local news for updates.
