Danielle Savoni is a journalist for CTV News Calgary, specializing in local weather reports and forecasts. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Alberta, Danielle keeps the community informed about upcoming weather patterns, temperature trends, and extreme weather events.
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Based on Danielle's coverage, she focuses heavily on seasonal topics related to weather and temperature trends, with a specific emphasis on local conditions in Calgary, Alberta. Her articles predominantly cover the impact of cold temperatures and winter weather events.
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By: Danielle Savoni
Still a lovely weekend to enjoy, but it won't be the warm temperatures we've had these past couple days.
We will hold on to above-normal daytime highs for a few more days, but the mornings will be chilly.
Same idea for Wednesday as days previous. We will hold on to these mild temperatures for a couple more days in Calgary.
Expect another warm and quiet November day for Thursday.
A cooling trend begins Friday. We will get cut off from the chinook winds, and it will be replaced by a chilly north wind, so just a high of 3 C.
The weekend will kick off on a cold note. Saturday at 8 a.m., it will feel like -12 with the wind chill.
By: Danielle Savoni
This winter weather is not just a one-day thing this week. The temperatures will continue to plummet, and there is more snow in the forecast as other systems track toward us.
The winter weather will continue all week, with on-and-off snow and temperatures continuing to drop.
By: Danielle Savoni
It's going to be wintry all week! A couple of centimetres of snow are expected Wednesday evening through Thursday morning, with a break from the white stuff Thursday afternoon.
By: Danielle Savoni
The burst of snow we had Thursday morning was more of a mini-burst compared to the snow expected Friday and Saturday.
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