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Edmonton snow removal crews back in 'full force' after freezing rain delays Edmonton Journal
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Crews are back out in "full force" after extremely slick conditions and blustering winds the day before forced crews to shut down snow-clearing operations.

Edmonton snow removal crews back in 'full force' after freezing rain delays | Edmonton Journal

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Edmonton snow removal crews back in 'full force' after freezing rain delays | Edmonton Journal

Travel advisories for areas south and west of the capital city that followed Monday's storm were cleared the next morning. Travel advisories for areas south and west of the capital city that followed Monday's storm were cleared the next morning.

Edmonton weather: Weather warnings lifted | CTV News

With the extreme range of weather Edmonton has been experiencing, road crews are having to pivot plans.With the extreme range of weather Edmonton has been experiencing, road crews are having to pivot plans.

Edmonton’s road-clearing crews switching gears with bizarre weather - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca

With the extreme range of weather Edmonton has been experiencing, road crews are having to pivot plans.

Edmonton’s road-clearing crews switching gears with bizarre weather - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca

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A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada.

Edmonton weather: I survived winter storm 2022 and all I got was this lousy t-shirt | Edmonton Journal

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Dangerous road conditions are continuing to cause problems around the capital region. Parkland County is asking for essential travel only Monday evening (Jan. 17) and overnight. Travel is not recommended on Highways 16, 16A, 43, 44, 770 and 779. Emergency Services and roadway maintenance vehicles are active throughout the county -- drivers are asked to slow down and give crews space to work. A tow ban is also in effect near Leduc, from 41 Avenue to Millet. Whiteout conditions are reported in the area, particularly along the QEII. Road surfaces in the Edmonton area and into the heartland are icy with blowing snow, drifting snow and strong wind gusts. "Stay put. Stay safe. It’s terrible out there! Probably the worst we’ve ever seen," Fort Saskatchewan business Titan Towing said on Facebook.

Essential travel only, tow ban in place for some areas surrounding Edmonton - FortSaskOnline.com - Local news, Weather, Sports, and Job Listings for Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, and area.

Along with the freezing rain, the winter storm will bring snow later Monday afternoon, strong winds, blowing snow and a rapid drop in temperatures.Along with the freezing rain, the winter storm will bring snow later Monday afternoon, strong winds, blowing snow and a rapid drop in temperatures.

Freezing rain, snow, slippery road conditions in Edmonton area as winter storm rolls through - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca

Along with the freezing rain, the winter storm will bring snow later Monday afternoon, strong winds, blowing snow and a rapid drop in temperatures.

Freezing rain, snow, slippery road conditions in Edmonton area as winter storm rolls through - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca

Between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m., Edmonton police responded to a total of 37 collisions, including four injury collisions, one hit and run and 32 property damage…

Edmonton weather: Winter storm brings snow, freezing rain and a 22-degree drop in temperature | Edmonton Journal

Increasing cloudiness this morning. Wind up to 15 km/h. High plus 1. Wind chill minus 8 this morning.

Edmonton weather: Get out and enjoy it today because a storm's a-brewin' | Edmonton Journal