Updates

Alberta Weather Network 5/8/2025 at 8:29 PM

PUBLIC STATEMENT
May 8, 2025

To the residents of Alberta and members of the Alberta Weather Network community,

We regret to inform you that a sign belonging to the Alberta Weather Network was found damaged on Sunday, May 4. After reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident, we have identified an individual, Ayank Bhanuprakash, as responsible for the damage. The exact time the sign was vandalized remains unknown at this point.

This act of vandalism is disappointing and not reflective of the values we uphold within our community. The Alberta Weather Network plays a vital role in providing accurate and timely weather information across the province, and the integrity of our public signage is essential in supporting that mission.

We are currently reviewing the extent of the damage and taking steps to repair or replace the sign as quickly as possible. Additionally, appropriate actions will be taken in response to this incident in accordance with local regulations.

We appreciate the continued support and understanding of our community. If you have any information related to the incident or witnessed unusual activity in the area on May 4, we encourage you to contact us or your local authorities.

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Thank You

Aayansh Bhanuprakash

Founder/CEO of Alberta Weather Network

aayansh.cb@gmail.com

+1 (403)-668-7475

Alberta Weather Network 3/23/2025 at 4:39 PM 

If you remember the up to 2 days internet outage that happened sometime in September and the day when the Storm Prediction Centre went offline. If you go down and read it you may see the message : "most of these issues are because of our service provider Telus". As of March 23, 2025 we have completed our internet switch to ROGERS. So far we are experiencing no issues. If ROGERS does give us more issues than Telus we will switch back to Telus.

AWN

National Weather Association of Canada 2/25/2025 at 11:39 AM 

Due to a recent data breach of Discord and the fact that it is mainly used for socializing and not weather. NWAC has decided to permanently ban Discord from receiving weather service to ensure the safety of NWAC Customer Data and online bullying due to off topic concepts that would be posted in the Discord Server. We apologize for this short notice.

NATIONAL WEATHER ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

Alberta Weather Network 1/19/2025 at 9:11 AM (edited 2/8/2025 7:30 PM)

A change of operation hours will be effective tomorrow Monday.   Mon to Wed - 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM Thu to Fri - 10:00 AM to 8:15 PM  Sunday - 1:45 PM to 10:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:30 PM

Alberta Weather Network 12/23/2024 at 6:20 PM 

The Alberta Weather Network has issued an upgraded Stage 4 Snowfall Warning for the season. Due to ongoing atmospheric conditions, we are currently experiencing significantly below-average snow accumulation across the region. While conditions remain variable, the snowpack is expected to remain much thinner than normal, potentially leading to hazardous conditions in higher altitudes and remote areas. If below average seasonal snow continues past Jan 23, 2025 a emergency alert will be imminent. Please continue to check www.weathertost.com for the latest key updates. 

Key Information:

• Below-Average Snowfall: Forecasts indicate a continuation of reduced snow levels, far below seasonal norms.

• Increased Risk: With this decrease in snow, the risk of dangerous ice, unpredictable avalanches, and travel disruptions has risen.

• Prepare Accordingly: Those planning outdoor activities in mountainous or snowy regions should exercise extreme caution, monitor weather updates regularly, and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions.

• Warnings: Stage 4, the second highest level of caution, means severe disruptions are possible. Stay informed and adjust plans to prioritize safety.

Stay safe and ensure you’re following the latest updates from local authorities and weather channels.

ALBERTA WEATHER NETWORK

NWAC Official 11/11/2024 at 1:40 PM (edited 11/12/2024 at 12.40 PM

We are pleased to release the invitations for the 2024 End of Year System-Wide Meeting. Please see below for schedule and Details.

*** Tickets go on sale on Sunday November 10, 2024***  --- BUY TICKETS HERE

Ticket Deadline : Sunday Dec 1, 2024

Schedule:

1:35 PM - Ticket Counters open

2:00 PM - Event Starts and introduction

2:10 PM - CEO Speech

2:20 PM - Year Review

2:45 PM - Ticket Counters Close (late entries will equal a $4.00 fee)

3:20 PM - 10 Minute break

3:30 PM - New information from NWAC 

4:00 PM - Event Concludes

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EVENT DETAILS 

 (YOU CAN LOOK FOR POSTERS AROUND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FOR SOME EXTRA INFO)

Date : Sunday Dec 8, 2024 2:00 PM TO 4:00 PM MST

Hosted by : National Weather Association of Canada

Venue : Lil BonusROOM Canada

NATIONAL WEATHER ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

Alberta Weather Network at 10:15 AM 9/30/2024

Hey!

We are expecting snow in early October! parts of Alberta could experience up to 15cm of snow!

That's half a school ruler! Stay up to dates with our website for the latest information.

AWN

NWAC Official at 6:54 PM 9/10/2024

We have added a custom domain for the AWN this means that accessibility to this website is faster. From sites.google.com a new domain this domain will go into service today or tomorrow if it keeps asking you to type sites.google.com and etc... please do not hesitate to email us at nationalweather.nwcac@gmail.com. Some reasons that you might keep having to type sites.google.com is that you are not a member of the Alberta Weather Network.

Thank you for cooperation.

NATIONAL WEATHER ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

Alberta Weather Network 9/7/2024 AT 3:06 PM

We have just noticed that this is NOT a service failure. Our SPC is closed as storm season has ended. If storms are to come there will still be severe warnings issued.

Alberta Weather Network 9/6/2024 AT 7:10 PM

Due to a adjustment failure of the IWEASA 22.0.0 The Alberta Storm Prediction Centre is offline and we are unable to collect the data and post in the website. ECCC Thunderstorm Outlooks, our backup system is also unable to forecast the data as the Prairie Storm Prediction Centre are moving to a new location. We are working on getting the service back on. We are expecting this service issue to be fixed by Sept 21. We apologize for the massive amount of service failures that have been occurring recently. 

Most of our problems are because of our service provider Telus. We are now switching to ROGERS internet services and we will finish this switch by November or December.