Jan & Eam's Weather Watch: Hours of Darkness This Week

It was starting to come light at around 7.20 and was very light by around 7.40am.
It was starting to go dark at around 7.45pm and was quite dark at 8.15pm.

Introduction

When people consider making the move to Alberta, Canada, one of the most frequently
asked questions is "what's the weather REALLY like?" We had the same question ourselves before we moved here. We tracked weather stats on the internet, but that only takes you so far.

So, we thought people moving here would welcome a simple daily account of the weather in and around Okotoks & High River, Alberta, where we live and work. The account should also give readers some idea of the weather in Calgary too.

The figures in brackets show the cumulative number of times it has either rained or snowed since we started this blog. When there has only been a trace of snow or rainfall we will exclude it from the cumulative counts on the grounds that there is no impact (eg: shovelling snow!) on our day to day living.

Key (counters were re-set to zero on 14 October 2010)
High - Highest temperature reached
Low - Lowest temperature reached
Rain (1) the number of times it has rained since start of blog
Snow (3) the number of times it has snowed since start of blog

We take the stats that we show on the individual posts from the Okotoks weather history website. We can only update the figures as frequently as the data is published.

Weather History
Okotoks
Calgary Airport

Weather Forecast
Okotoks Weather
Calgary Weather
High River Weather

We hope this helps take away some of the uncertainty.

Eamonn & Janet

Jan & Eam's Weather Watch

15 March 2009

Hours of Darkness This Week

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