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AWCN15 CWWG 030034
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR ALBERTA
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 6:34 P.M. MDT TUESDAY 2 JUNE 2026.
DISCUSSION.
A LONG-DURATION HEAVY RAINFALL EVENT AFFECTED MUCH OF SOUTHERN AND
CENTRAL ALBERTA BEGINNING ON SATURDAY, MAY 30 LASTING INTO TUESDAY,
JUNE 2. AT HIGHER ELEVATIONS BETWEEN BANFF AND KANANASKIS, PRIMARILY
ABOVE 2000 METRES, 10 TO 15 CM OF HEAVY WET SNOW ACCUMULATED.
THIS RAINFALL EVENT BROUGHT WIDESPREAD IMPACTS INCLUDING OVERLAND
FLOODING, CLOSURE OF PUBLIC AMENITIES, SEWER BACKUPS AND A NOTED
SWELLING OF RIVERS AND STREAMS ACROSS THE PROVINCE. NO SIGNIFICANT
RIVER FLOODING WAS REPORTED BY THE ALBERTA RIVER FORECAST CENTRE.
RAINFALL AMOUNTS (IN MILLIMETRES) AS OF 9 A.M. MDT:
STAVELY: 139
PEKISKO: 127
MOSSLEIGH: 125
LAVOY: 113
CALGARY (CITY): 70-110
VEGREVILLE: 109
LONGVIEW: 100
EDMONTON (CITY): 75-100
LETHBRIDGE: 99
PINCHER CREEK: 98
ENCHANT: 97
BELLEVUE: 96
DOGPOUND: 93
BOW VALLEY: 93
DRUMHELLER: 90
LEDUC: 89
WATERTON LAKES: 89
CORONATION: 88
DEVON: 87
CARSTAIRS: 87
ELK ISLAND NAT'L PK: 86
SUNDRE: 85
TAYLORVILLE: 84
EDMONTON INTL AIRPORT: 81
CROWSNEST PASS: 80
ST. ALBERT: 76
CAMROSE: 75
CLARESHOLM: 74
SHERWOOD PARK: 73
BROOKS: 71
STONY PLAIN: 71
VAUXHALL: 69
VILLENEUVE: 69
BOW ISLAND: 68
FORT CHIPEWYAN: 67
MEDICINE HAT: 66
RED DEER: 61
WAINWRIGHT: 59
ROCKY MTN HOUSE: 59
LAC LA BICHE: 59
LACOMBE: 59
BOW ISLAND: 58
NORDEGG: 57
ONEFOUR: 55
FORT MCMURRAY: 52
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
END/PASPC
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