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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 Long Lake, the live forecast above shows current conditions. Expect a typical Alberta spring pattern: cool mornings and warmer afternoons, with a chance of rain or even wet snow early in the week.
What is the typical weather for Long Lake?
Long Lake, located in Long Lake Provincial Park near Boyle, has a continental climate with cold winters and warm summers. January averages near -16°C, while July averages around 16°C. The lake itself moderates local temperatures slightly. Spring and fall see rapid changes, often with frost well into May. For current conditions across the region, check Edmonton weather as a nearby reference point.
What should visitors to Long Lake Provincial Park know?
The park is about 90 minutes northeast of Edmonton. Summer daytime highs reach the low 20s°C, but evenings drop quickly. Pack layers and rain gear. Winter brings deep snow, with daytime highs between -10°C and -5°C. Ice on the lake is typically safe from December through March. For a broader outlook, the 10-day forecast page offers a useful planning tool.
Is Long Lake weather different from Boyle weather?
Yes, slightly. Long Lake sits at a marginally higher elevation than Boyle, which is 18 km south. This can mean cooler summer evenings and a slightly longer snow season in spring at the lake.
Where can I find Long Lake weather hourly or 14-day forecasts?
The live forecast above updates hour by hour. For a 14-day outlook, use the 10-day page as a starting point – longer-range forecasts are less reliable but can show general trends for trip planning.
Does Long Lake ever get thunderstorms or fog?
Yes. In summer, afternoon thunderstorms roll in from the west about 8–12 times per season. Fog is common on calm autumn mornings when the lake is warmer than the air above it.