Fort Macleod weather: 14-day forecast

Over the next 14 days in Fort Macleod, temperatures range from -6 to 15 °C, with no day of significant rain (0.2 mm in total).

Day	Weather	Min	Max	Precip.	Wind
Today	fog	-6 °C	8 °C	0.0 mm	10 km/h
Tomorrow	overcast	1 °C	13 °C	0.0 mm	18 km/h
Wed 4 Nov	overcast	2 °C	10 °C	0.0 mm	27 km/h
Thu 5 Nov	light drizzle	3 °C	10 °C	0.2 mm	42 km/h
Fri 6 Nov	overcast	3 °C	11 °C	0.0 mm	56 km/h
Sat 7 Nov	overcast	2 °C	10 °C	0.0 mm	51 km/h
Sun 8 Nov	overcast	6 °C	15 °C	0.0 mm	45 km/h
Mon 9 Nov	overcast	3 °C	12 °C	0.0 mm	42 km/h
Tue 10 Nov	mostly sunny	2 °C	10 °C	0.0 mm	41 km/h
Wed 11 Nov	overcast	0 °C	8 °C	0.0 mm	8 km/h
Thu 12 Nov	overcast	2 °C	15 °C	0.0 mm	19 km/h
Fri 13 Nov	overcast	6 °C	10 °C	0.0 mm	56 km/h
Sat 14 Nov	mostly sunny	2 °C	10 °C	0.0 mm	34 km/h
Sun 15 Nov	overcast	3 °C	14 °C	0.0 mm	33 km/h

What the Fort Macleod forecast shows

The period looks steady in Fort Macleod: daytime highs average 11.1 °C in the first week and 11.2 °C afterwards, a difference of only 0.0 °C. Rain falls on 0 days in the first week and 0 days in the following 7 days.

Extremes of the period in Fort Macleod. Warmest day: Thursday 12 Nov, with a high of 15 °C. Coolest day: Monday 2 Nov, when the high stays at 8 °C. Coldest night: Monday 2 Nov, down to -6 °C. No day reaches 1 mm of rain. Strongest wind: Friday 6 Nov, gusting up to 56 km/h at most.

Over these 14 days the forecast highs average 11.2 °C, which is 7.0 °C above the 1991-2020 normal of 4.2 °C for the month.

Practical advice for the coming weeks

• No notable rain is forecast: a good window for outdoor work, walks and sport, though a dry spell can dry out soil and raise the fire or dust risk.
• Frost is possible, with a minimum of -6 °C on Monday 2 Nov: protect plants and watch for slippery roads in the morning.
• Strong wind is forecast on Friday 6 Nov (up to 56 km/h): secure light objects outdoors and allow extra time for travel.
• Temperatures swing by up to 21 °C between the coldest night and the warmest day: dress in layers.

How reliable is a long-range forecast?

The first three to five days for Fort Macleod are the most dependable. After about a week, a forecast gives a trend rather than an exact figure: the daily temperature can be off by several degrees and the timing of rain can shift by a day or more. Use the later days to plan broadly and check the page again as the date approaches, since it is updated several times a day.

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