Danielle Savoni is the Chief Meteorologist and Weather Anchor at CTV News. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America, travel and tourism, and the impacts of climate change and the environment. Danielle's insights and expertise have been featured in CTV News and CTV News Calgary.
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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
It will be another hot day in Calgary on Friday. The morning will start out toasty, coming in at 18 C at just 8 a.m.
We are just beginning this hot, dry stretch, and the fire risk is already alarming in southern Alberta.
We will climb another few degrees in Calgary on Thursday as the temperature hits 29 C, but it will feel even hotter than that with the humidity.
We had an active weather day in the far south of Alberta on Thursday, and that risk returns Friday afternoon.
There will be a little less humidity, but the actual temperature will be even hotter on Saturday in Calgary.
Hot, humid and smoky will be the story for Calgary on Tuesday. Tuesday will have a high of 26 C, but when you factor in the humidity, it will actually feel closer to 29.
The heat continues to build in Calgary and smoke will make its way into the city at times this week.
Most of southern Alberta — Calgary included — is under a heat warning. The next two weeks will be hot across the region, but some of the hottest weather will be over these next three days in Calgary.
It was a smoky day in southern Alberta on Thursday as Calgary, Airdrie and the surrounding areas saw some of the poorest air quality in the country.
There will still be smoky skies in Calgary over the weekend. The smoke will likely still range from high to moderate on the Air Quality
