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Polar vortex could bring frigid temperatures soon, warn forecasters
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November 24, 2025
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6:01Now PlayingForecasters say a polar vortex could push Arctic air into Western and Central Canada as early as next week, with the cold potentially spreading east. Climatologist David Phillips explains what drives the phenomenon and how long Canadians could feel its effects.
UPDATEThe Calgary International Airport has resumed operations following a temporary pause earlier Monday morning. Find out the latest here
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