Winter is coming.
Residents all over Alberta know that statement much too well and were met with an early dose of the shivering season Friday night. The province had its first big snowfall with upwards of 10 cm hitting some areas.
Despite the cold weather, many ventured outside to snap photos of the winter ground. Shown below are some of the best shots from the snow that stuck:
Big fat flakes in NW calgary. That extra prairie season - FINTER #abstorm @KyleTWN @weathernetwork #yycwweather pic.twitter.com/nvlc3kfuRZ
— Rob Tripp (@cancrime) October 17, 2020
Update 2:00am: it continues to snow and accumulate! October in #Calgary! #yyc #abstorm pic.twitter.com/aCXOoMA5Hw
— Inam Jamil (@yycwx_inam) October 17, 2020
Light #snow falling and 13cm since yesterday #Kananaskis valley #ShareYourWeather #abstorm pic.twitter.com/sUdfl5fnsH
— Tom Graham (@Washed_Up) October 17, 2020
Snowy wilderness, clouds and fluffy snow. Into a big snowstorm warning for Alberta. #abstorm #weather #cold #snow #mountainscape #lake #NaturePhotography #hobbyphotographer pic.twitter.com/aTUFp7ltqM
— Christina 🇨🇦 (@ChristinaKottm2) October 16, 2020
Snow flowers#abstorm #snow #winter #cold #flowers pic.twitter.com/NToPTFgZyi
— Maverick Storm Hunters (@RFD_Maverick) October 17, 2020
Heading into the #Blizzard in the middle of #October! David Thompson Highway #abwx #winter #roadTrip #mountains @YourAwesomePics @DTCountryAB pic.twitter.com/m9jirMhYMw
— Marta Krauze (@krauze_marta) October 17, 2020
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