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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Perspective Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Edmonton this hour, the live forecast above shows current conditions and the near-term trend; expect temperatures to shift several degrees through the day as cloud cover and wind direction change, with windchill making a difference in the colder months.
How does Edmonton’s hourly weather typically change through the day?
Edmonton’s prairie location means hourly readings can swing noticeably, especially in spring and autumn. Mornings often start cooler with lighter winds, while afternoons bring the day’s high temperature and occasionally stronger gusts. By late evening, temperatures drop again, and windchill becomes more pronounced. Checking the hourly breakdown in the live forecast above gives you the clearest view of when to expect those shifts, whether you’re planning a morning commute or an evening walk in the river valley.
For a longer view, the Edmonton weather page provides full daily details, and you can explore Canada’s weather hub for conditions across the country.
What about windchill and the hourly forecast?
Edmonton’s hourly readings include windchill data, which is especially important from late autumn through early spring. The live forecast above shows both the air temperature and the feels-like value, so you can dress accordingly. Even on a relatively mild winter day, a gusty wind can make it feel several degrees colder, and the hourly breakdown captures those variations.
How accurate are hourly weather forecasts for Edmonton?
Hourly forecasts are most reliable within the first 24 to 48 hours. Beyond that, confidence decreases, though trends remain useful. For the best accuracy, refer to the live forecast above and check back regularly as new data arrives.
Where can I see Edmonton’s hourly weather with windchill?
The live forecast above includes windchill values for each hour. You can also visit Environment and Climate Change Canada’s site for official hourly data with windchill readings for Edmonton and surrounding areas.
Does Edmonton’s hourly weather change quickly in winter?
Yes, especially when a front moves through. A Chinook can raise temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees within a few hours, while an arctic outflow can drop them just as fast. The hourly forecast captures these rapid shifts better than a daily summary.