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

Fog Advisory Lifted for Airdrie–Crossfield Area

Environment Canada has cancelled the fog advisory affecting Rocky View County, including regions near Airdrie and Crossfield.

Morning Visibility and Weather Conditions

The agency initially warned of nearly zero visibility early Friday morning, with potential freezing rain during the morning commute.

Visibility around 5 a.m. remained poor along Highway 2 between Calgary city limits and north of the Highway 2A junction.
Low visibility also affected Highway 2A between Highway 72 and Township Road 292.
Other roadways were reported bare and dry at that time.

Safety Measures for Motorists

Drivers were advised to reduce speed, turn on headlights, and maintain extra distance between vehicles due to hazardous travel conditions.

Current and Forecasted Weather

Environment Canada reports the fog has now cleared. Snow periods were expected to end by noon, with a 40% chance of flurries in the afternoon. Temperatures will drop to zero with a morning wind chill near –7°C.

Environment Canada: “Motorists had been cautioned that travel could be hazardous in some locations and were urged to slow down, turn on headlights, and leave extra space between vehicles.”

Summary: The fog advisory near Airdrie and Crossfield has ended, but freezing rain risks had made early travel dangerous, with continued chance of snow flurries and cold wind chills expected throughout the day.

DiscoverAirdrie — 2025-11-07

Fog Advisory Lifted for Airdrie–Crossfield Area

Morning Visibility and Weather Conditions

Safety Measures for Motorists

Current and Forecasted Weather

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