Edmonton

What’s the weather like in Edmonton in November?

Edmonton’s crisp and short autumn season takes over this month, with temperatures falling to around 0°C. The Edmonton weather in November shouldn’t see much snowfall and the sun still shines, making trips around this Canadian city pleasant for the time of year.

Geographical influences

Edmonton, in the south west Canadian province of Alberta, enjoys a humid continental climate. Autumn lasts between October and November here and the rainfall is very low for the time of year in North America. The climate is more predictable than mountainous areas to the south and west of the city.

Averages

The weather in Edminton in November produces an average daytime high temperature of 3°C. Temperatures in this lively Canadian city will probably be nearer to zero this month for most days, dropping to a very cold -6°C to -8°C at night. Sunshine levels are impressive for a city quite close to the Rocky Mountains, with up to five hours each day from nearly ten hours of daylight. The sun rises at 8.30am and sets at around 6pm at the beginning of the month. The humidity level will be 87% on average and the UV low is low. The winds are light at just 8mph, which means wind chill won’t trouble you much.