Daytime highs around southern Alberta will reach the high teens to low 20s Thursday. In Calgary, temperatures are expected to peak at 17 C, which is close to the record high for Nov. 12. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, the record high in Calgary on Nov. 12 was 20 C, set in 1934. This warmer trend will continue with double-digit daytime highs expected until early next week, including on Grey Cup Sunday. Overnight lows will sit above freezing, ranging from 0 C to 2 C from Thursday until Monday. The average low in Calgary this time of year is -8 C. It will continue to be dry in southern Alberta — so much so that some municipalities have had to issue fire-related advisories. More rain is expected along the west coast on Friday and Saturday. Some of that precipitation will reach the southeastern portion of British Columbia, but it should remain dry in Calgary until the end of next week. Stronger westerly wind will flow along the foothills again Thursday, but should remain below the warning threshold. Calgary is expected a sustained wind between 15 to 30 km/h Thursday.
