Paul Turnbull 🇨🇦I like this forecast! This is a week of comfortable temperatures with some rain mixed in.
RossS
Edmonton weather nerderyA week ago the local stations had gotten around 90mm of precipitation so far in 2026.
But after the past 3 days Blatchford is now just shy of doubling that, with 177mm. #yegwx #yeg
https://public.tableau.com/shared/HGTKPXH2J?:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link
But after the past 3 days Blatchford is now just shy of doubling that, with 177mm. #yegwx #yeg
https://public.tableau.com/shared/HGTKPXH2J?:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link
Amelia Bellamy-Royds 
And while I'm posting pretty views from other people's homes, here's some penthouse apartment views of the misty river valley near downtown Edmonton yesterday evening.
(Photos taken at the same time, just different auto colour balance triggered by differences in the room light, I think.)
The rain has finally stopped. Probably close to 75mm (3in) over 3 days.
And while it's good for the garden overall, the lilacs are soooo droopy. (They still smell nice, though.)
Sunny photos are from Saturday evening. Droopy photos are from this afternoon & yesterday evening.
keithzg@linux_mclinuxface I was weeping the other day as I turned the thermostat back off of the minimum
Meanwhile about 5min ago I put out a small bin to catch some rainwater overflowing from my garage's eavestroughs and it has already filled up!
#yegwx
Meanwhile about 5min ago I put out a small bin to catch some rainwater overflowing from my garage's eavestroughs and it has already filled up!
#yegwx
A late frost, a later heatwave, and an even later start to our monsoon season!
All that and more, as we take our big look back at Edmonton weather for May 2026.
https://edmontonweathernerdery.blogspot.com/2026/06/may-2026-review.html
#yegwx #yeg
All that and more, as we take our big look back at Edmonton weather for May 2026.
https://edmontonweathernerdery.blogspot.com/2026/06/may-2026-review.html
#yegwx #yeg
Marcus#yegWx
22.8 mm of rain fell at Edmonton Blatchford May 31, 2026, as per Environment Canada. The source is a page with GUI controls for selecting different time frames: