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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Maple Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the next 14 days in Edmonton, expect winter-like cold and periodic snowfall. Check the live forecast above for daily highs and lows, then plan around icy streets and subzero nights typical of late November through early December.
What temperatures should Edmonton expect over the next two weeks?
Daytime highs typically range from -5°C to -10°C, with overnight lows falling to -15°C or colder. A few milder days may push above freezing, but the overall trend is seasonally cold. Wind chill will make it feel several degrees colder, so dress in layers.
How much snow is likely in Edmonton during these 14 days?
Light snow or flurries occur on roughly half the days. Accumulations stay modest — usually 2–5 cm per event, with a bigger system possible near the end of the period. Streets and sidewalks will be slippery, especially in the mornings.
Is a 14-day forecast reliable for Edmonton?
Medium-range outlooks show general patterns but not exact daily details. Accuracy drops after 7 days, so check the 10-day forecast for better precision, and update your plans a few days ahead.
What does “weather Edmonton 14 days AccuWeather” mean?
AccuWeather offers its own extended forecast. ECCC or The Weather Network are more reliable for Canadian locations. The numbers often differ slightly, so compare a few sources before committing to outdoor plans.
Should I prepare for extreme cold or a chinook?
Chinooks are rare in Edmonton compared to Calgary. The next 30 days will likely stay cold and snowy. If you want a check on longer trends, look at Edmonton weather for seasonal averages and warnings.