There are many but if I had to pick I would say the mountains. They stop the west moving systems from the Pacific from reaching Edmonton and when they do reach Edmonton they have much less moisture. They also block the warm systems and help cause systems from the north to have a more direct shot at Edmonton. This is why Edmonton is cooler than Calgary. That and Edmonton is farther north.
Mountains and then the Jet Stream but the Jet Stream is the easy answer for all areas and mountains combined with our proximity to the Arctic has the biggest impact.
I think it has to do with the rocky mountains.
No the biggest city in Alberta is Calgary, Edmonton is the second biggest.
huricain rita
The biggest mall in Alberta is Edmonton mall, located in Edmonton, Alberta. Enjoy!
whats the average tempature for edmonton
The weather for the city of Edmonton can be found by watching the morning news which will tell you the projected temperatures for the day. Also, you can find this by applying your zip code to the " Weather " website.
cold all year round
The weather is usually hot and sunny in July in Edmonton. There are a few scattered showers and overcast days and occasionally a smog or heat warning.
obviously the staff.
Edmonton, Alberta
Natural resources,particularly oil, tar sand and gas have a huge impact on people in Edmonton and really the entire north of Alberta.
Edmonton does not have a Lego land.not even in west Edmonton mall even though it is the biggest mall in north America.the closest Lego land is in Disney land