What is the average number of days it snows in Alberta per year?
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Are you asking how many days it actually snows or how many days we have snow cover on the average?\nYou must realize that the weather in Alberta fluctuates all the time depending on the year and which region you're enquiring about. Calgary's weather changes by the hour sometimes - snow in the morning and 16*c and sunny in the afternoon. Even Edmonton's weather changes daily - you never know from one hour to the next. While the the most number of snow days may have been 145 I guess it would depend on where.\nThere is a huge difference from the northern regions to the southern regions.
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university of alberta
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Marmot in Jasper just closed this week .. and then there was a huge dump of snow lol.  March is fine for skiing, marmot is awesome .... go check it out :-))
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In parts of arizona, like the mountains, yeah, it can snow (but not much).  It varies across the state.
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The oil sands in Alberta have lots. They just have a hard time getting it out of the sand. Enough to last until the second coming I'd say.
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AlbertaTrafficLaws.com
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Northern Alberta, Canada (I'd prefer not to say the actual town), 3:43 p.m.
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Winter = Canada 2010\nSummer - China 2008 (Bejing)
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Try snowest.com, they have a forum where you can ask the experts.
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you can look them up in the blue pages (alberta government) of the phone book.  they will tell you what you want to know or send you a copy.  you can also get them off the internet\n\nhttp://www3.gov.ab.ca/hre/employmentstandards/index.asp
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The Canadian government site has a weather section. Check it out. It even lists severe weather and weather watches.
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Awww man ur unlucky.  snows the best. i live in canada in toronto and i wish it was snowing rite now. its almost december but it will snow for at least a month and that is wen its the most fun
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Gross federal debt 626,217\nNet federal debt 523,344\n$ millions\n\nno Toto it is Alberta that is debt free, not Canada as a whole
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The temperature in Southern Ontario and the prairies can reach to the upper 30's Celcius, and since Canadian territory goes to the north pole, temperatures can fall into the -60 range.
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alberta doesn't have a provincial police force.  for that type of thing you need to contact the RCMP.\n\nthe number for the alberta detachment is 780-412-5424
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The average temperature for those months over the last three years is 63.
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once in two days in winter and everyday in others