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Red Deer region expected to be hit by strong winds and snow

Environment Canada issued special weather statement on Sunday
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Weather alert issued

An area of snow and strong winds will develop tonight over central Alberta and move southward early Monday morning.

Strong northwest winds gusting up to 80 km/h will also develop Sunday night. In combination with the freshly fallen snow, low visibilities in blowing snow can be expected over central Alberta tonight and across southern Alberta on Monday.

There is also a slight risk of freezing rain over central Alberta overnight.

Snowfall amounts across the region will vary, but a general five to 10 cm can be expected north and west of Edmonton, while areas around the capital region can expect up to five cm.

Areas over southern Alberta could see up to two to four cm by Monday afternoon. The only exception to this will be along the southern foothills where snowfall accumulations could exceed 10 cm.

There is also a slight risk of freezing rain over central Alberta overnight.

For more information go to weather.gc.ca