Update: Fog advisory in effect for Airdrie–Crossfield; freezing rain possible

Fog Advisory Lifted for Airdrie–Crossfield Area

Environment Canada has canceled the fog advisory for Rocky View County, including regions near Airdrie and Crossfield. Earlier warnings highlighted near-zero visibility during the early morning hours on Friday, with possible freezing rain affecting the morning commute.

Travel Conditions and Safety Measures

Motorists were advised about potentially hazardous travel conditions in certain areas. They were urged to reduce speed, use headlights, and maintain extra distance between vehicles for safety.

At 5 a.m., visibility remained poor along Highway 2 from Calgary’s city limits to north of the Highway 2A junction.
Visibility was also low on Highway 2A between Highway 72 and Township Road 292.
Road surfaces, however, were generally bare and dry.

Weather Outlook

According to Environment Canada:

The fog has since lifted. Periods of snow were expected to end near noon, followed by a 40 percent chance of afternoon flurries. The temperature will fall to zero with a morning wind chill near –7.

Summary

Although fog and freezing rain disrupted the morning commute, conditions have improved with lifted fog and clearer roads, but cautious driving remains advisable due to cold temperatures and possible afternoon flurries.

DiscoverAirdrie — 2025-11-07

Fog Advisory Lifted for Airdrie–Crossfield Area

Travel Conditions and Safety Measures

Weather Outlook

Summary

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