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The Whims of Winter: Calgary's Brief Kiss of Spring Before the Cold Snap Strikes Back

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  • November 06, 2025
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The Whims of Winter: Calgary's Brief Kiss of Spring Before the Cold Snap Strikes Back

And just like that, Calgary's notorious weather carousel is spinning again, giving us all a delightful — albeit fleeting — taste of what's to come, before reminding us exactly where we live. You could say it’s a classic, isn't it? One day you’re shedding layers, the next you’re digging out the heavy parka, wondering if spring truly ever arrives here.

Thursday, for instance, looks set to be one of those wonderfully deceptive days. Imagine: temperatures actually climbing into the double digits this afternoon. Yes, double digits! A proper, honest-to-goodness break from the relentless chill, offering a chance to perhaps even dream of patios and open windows. It’s a breath of fresh air, truly, a moment to soak in some unexpected warmth, a little nod from Mother Nature that spring, well, spring is out there somewhere, eventually.

But oh, what a difference a day makes, or so the old saying goes. Because by Friday, well, things take a rather sharp U-turn. That brief, lovely dalliance with milder weather? Gone. Poof! Vanished almost as quickly as it arrived, replaced by a much more familiar, much colder reality. The mercury, you see, is slated to plummet, bringing us right back into the deep freeze, with those crisp, biting winds that feel, let's be frank, like winter’s last, stubborn hurrah, unwilling to loosen its grip.

So, what's a Calgarian to do? Enjoy every single sun-drenched, milder moment of Thursday, absolutely. But also, and perhaps more importantly, don't put away those winter hats just yet. Because honestly, in this city, you're always just one day away from a stark reminder that winter, for all its occasional beauty, certainly knows how to linger. It’s a pattern we know, a dance we’ve perfected over countless seasons: the fleeting tease, the swift return of the cold, and our collective, slightly exasperated acceptance of it all. Another one for the books, I suppose.

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