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Smoke impacting air quality, visibility and temperatures in southern Alberta

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Heat warnings have ended in Alberta as thick smoke lingers.

This has greatly reduced air quality and visibility, and also reduced heat from the sun – bringing temperatures below the heat warning criteria.

For central Alberta, daytime highs should reach the low to mid-20s while southeastern areas reach the upper 20s.

A risk of thunderstorms on Monday night stretches from southeastern Alberta to the north-central regions. For Calgary, Tuesday morning begins with more fog and smoke, and a chance of showers through the day.

Here’s the five-day:

Monday

  • Smoke
  • Daytime high: 23 C
  • Overnight: Partly cloudy, 16 C

Tuesday

  • Morning fog, smoke, chance of showers
  • Daytime high: 27 C
  • Overnight: Partly cloudy, 15 C

Wednesday

  • Morning cloud, afternoon sun
  • Daytime high: 28 C
  • Overnight: Clear, 13 C

Thursday

  • Mostly sunny
  • Daytime high: 23 C
  • Overnight: Clear, 9 C

Friday

  • Partly cloudy
  • Daytime high: 26 C
  • Overnight: Clear, 11 C

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