Flurries expected in Red Deer Wednesday evening

Flurries expected in Red Deer Wednesday evening

Red Deerians can expect periods of snow today.

This evening there is a 60 per cent chance of flurries, expected to clear overnight Environment Canada states.

The forecast today is a high of – 2 C with wind chill near – 10 C.

Tonight a low of – 13 C and wind chill of – 8 C and – 18 C overnight.

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