Canada: First Snow of Season Reported in Southern Alberta

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Canada: First Snow of Season Reported in Southern Alberta

A first snow of the season was reported in southern Alberta on Saturday, October 4.

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  • 2025/10/11 11:57:06
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  • Canada Video Recording Date/Time: October 4, Video Location: Canmore, Alberta, 2025

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