Sunny and warm, Thursday looks like it'll be a good day to get outdoors
With Thursday expected to be sunny with a temperature of 21 C and calm winds, it should be a beautiful one to enjoy the outdoors.
It's a similar forecast for Friday, just a little warmer:
Mother's Day weekend looks nice overall, but expect a little more cloud cover, especially in the afternoons.
There is also a chance of some pop-up showers developing around the supper hours on Saturday in southern Alberta.
There is a small chance we could see a couple of raindrops in some Calgary communities.
There is a greater chance of seeing some raindrops and even a supper-time thunderstorm on Mother's Day Sunday.
It should cool to normal temperatures for the beginning of next week with showers:
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