2026 is the wettest summer on record in Edmonton — with more storms expected
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2026 is the wettest summer on record in Edmonton — with more storms expected Global NewsEdmonton and Alberta paced to break multiple rainfall, tornado records Edmonton JournalOngoing flood mitigation work had reduced overall impact of record rainfall on Edmonton: mayor CTV NewsEdmonton's Muttart Conservatory, Elk Island National Park among attractions closed due to flooding CBCMonday thunderstorm floods roads, halts traffic and transit across Edmonton Global News
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2026 is the wettest summer on record in Edmonton — with more storms expected.
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Since the beginning of 2026, the Edmonton region has recorded 655.7 mm of precipitation — both heavy snowfalls in the winter and rain now — and the year is far from over.
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