On Wednesday afternoon, a tow ban that had previously been implemented for parts of Alberta was lifted. While towing services have resumed, road conditions in some areas may still pose challenges for drivers. Authorities are urging motorists to remain cautious.
On Tuesday evening, the RCMP in central Alberta advised against travel along QEII between Edmonton and Calgary due to extreme weather conditions.
A travel advisory and tow ban were in effect for the Highway 2 corridor between Edmonton and Blackfalds. Due to deteriorating weather, tow operations had been temporarily paused.
To the north, the RCMP warned of whiteout conditions and strong winds between Red Deer and Leduc, where multiple collisions had been reported. Due to reduced visibility and hazardous road conditions.
The RCMP advised that road conditions are extremely poor in Leduc, Wetaskiwin, Camrose County, Maskwacis, Ponoka, and other areas around Edmonton.
Environment Canada has issued a blowing snow advisory for parts of Alberta, although Airdrie has not been directly impacted.
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