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By Josh Hall

Blustery

Blustery Sunday hits much of Alberta

Mar 9, 2026 | 11:22 AM

The wind got windy on Sunday across Alberta.

Things got blustery as a wind warning had been applied to many southern parts of the province. The warning advised of incoming wind that could reach 90 km/h.

In the Red Deer region, only one locale was listed in today’s ‘Weather Summaries’ by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). That was Delburne, which hit 96 km/h on March 8.

Elsewhere, Two Hills reached 121 km/h, Waterton Park Gate hit 116, wind peaked at 112 in Blood Tribe and Edgerton, and Medicine Hat got to 107.

Lethbridge reached 100 km/h, Edson got to 93, Whitecourt 91, and it was blowing at 85 km/h at Edmonton International Airport.

Blustery

Blustery Sunday hits much of Alberta

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According to ECCC, the wind peaked at 54km/h at Red Deer Regional Airport on March 8.