Edmonton roads reopen after thunderstorm flooding

Several Edmonton roads, including Yellowhead Trail and Groat Road, have reopened after a thunderstorm caused flooding.

Edmonton roads reopen after thunderstorm flooding

Image: cbc.ca

Several major roads in Edmonton have reopened after a thunderstorm and high winds caused flooding on Saturday night. Access to Yellowhead Trail and Groat Road has been restored, but parts of Whitemud Drive remain closed as of Sunday morning.

The storm, which hit on July 25, 2026, brought heavy rain and strong winds, leading to localized flooding and road closures. City crews worked overnight to clear debris and pump water from affected areas.

Motorists are advised to check current road conditions before traveling, as some areas may still be hazardous. The city has not reported any injuries related to the storm.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Which roads in Edmonton have reopened after the storm?

Yellowhead Trail and Groat Road have reopened, but parts of Whitemud Drive remain closed.

When did the thunderstorm occur?

The thunderstorm occurred on Saturday night, July 25, 2026.

Were there any injuries reported from the storm?

No injuries have been reported by the city.

📰 Source:
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