What is the weather like in Calgary in late March?
Alberta has more hours of sunshine in a year than any other province in Canada. Calgary and its surrounding area have a moderate four-season climate, with large variations in temperature between seasons as well as from one location to another. During the winter months, a unique phenomenon called a “chinook wind” can raise temperatures by more than 20 degrees in one day. According to Environment Canada, Calgary and its surrounding area are typically dry, with the largest amount of rainfall during the spring months. Although average temperatures for March are 10°C (50°F), weather can be unpredictable. Warm clothing that can be layered and outdoor shoes or boots are recommended. Weather in Canada is given in degrees Celsius.
