There’s Snow In Canada & Of Course It’s Only The First Day Of September
It's a slippery mess out there for some.
Senior Writer
Feb 27, 2022, 6:22 PM
Sep 01, 2021, 5:06 PM
We've only just said goodbye to August and Mother Nature seems to be taking it as a sign that it's time for snow in Canada.
A tweet from Wednesday, September 1 showed a moose just chilling in the middle of the road in the midst of a "too early first snowfall" in Alberta.
A mooseblock, and your obligatory way too early first snowfall of the season, taken in Jasper National Park earlier this morning.pic.twitter.com/CszUVqg5Wx— Mark Jinks (@Mark Jinks) 1630519748
Over to the east, Saskatchewan got hit by some apocalyptic-looking hail on Tuesday, August 31.
#skstorm hail in east Reginapic.twitter.com/ZlNne5P6jC— KM (@KM) 1630460416
It became stormy in Saskatchewan and Alberta on Tuesday afternoon, according to The Weather Network, with "torrential downpours, localized flooding, hail of different sizes and strong winds" hitting the two provinces.
Stay safe out there, friends!
This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.
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