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The Funniest And Wildest Things Canadians Have Been Doing During The Alberta Snow Storm (PHOTOS)

Canadians sure know how to deal with snow.

The snowfall in Alberta and more specifically Calgary has been crazy. The city has received over 30 cm of snow and was sent into complete and utter chaos. Some parts of Alberta even got double that and received 60 centimetres of snowfall! Nearby city Edmonton has even had to send their snow plows to Calgary to help. 

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On the bright side, Canadians sure know how to handle and react to snow. Whether they're cross-country skiing across the city, running in a tank top and shorts or water skiing in the midst of the snowy conditions, Canadians have proven time and time again that snow will not stop them from living their best lives. 

Check out this before/after! Just a wild transformation of the landscape here in Calgary! #yyc #abstorm @weathernetwork pic.twitter.com/Poi4Lvne5Z

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In the meantime, snow has finally stopped and Calgarians can currently enjoy sunny skies, but there ain't no rest for the wicked–it is forecasted to return already next week on Monday, October 8th, according to The Weather Network. Thankfully, it is expected to be less snow this time around; there is forecasted to be two to four cm of snow on Monday, followed by around 10 cm on Tuesday and five to 10 cm on Wednesday. 

If you're not a fan of the snow, you do have something to look forward to though. The week after, from October 12 onwards, is calling for sun, sun and more sun with no snow in sight, according to The Weather Network.

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Check out some of the funniest and best reactions to the crazy snow conditions in Calgary right now. Our respect for Calgarians has grown immensely. 

Meanwhile in #Chestermere they are #waterskiing. #YYC pic.twitter.com/NLOxUsdwmT

October 3, 2018

Via CrazyCanuckUncleBuck | Reddit

Pics from my friend @frankyYYC this morning from yyc. If you look closely you can see someone skiing in the bike lane. pic.twitter.com/2LhBeKtnjM

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Hi #yyc - if you’re waiting for the #7 it’s currently parked in someone’s yard in Altadore. pic.twitter.com/1wHMN2dtmt

October 2, 2018

The City of Calgary snow removal plan?! Wait for a Chinook!! #YYC pic.twitter.com/l00Gy8IMMt

October 2, 2018

Sometimes it’s quicker to ski than to drive?? ⛷🎿❄️ Check out this video sent in to us from Selina Renfrow on Centre Street just before 6th Ave #yyc #yycroads #yyctraffic #abstorm @CTVCalgary @CTVMorningYYC pic.twitter.com/MXZfUah1o1

October 2, 2018

Via Jake_HT | Reddit

I was feeling hungry so it had to be done. #abstorm dessert 🎂😂🌨*WARNING* I do not condone this outrageous #YYCSnow behaviour 🙄 #yyc #calgary pic.twitter.com/vN8KtI0pij

October 3, 2018

Via Elite_Canadian | Reddit

Just a guy clearing the snow off his Jeep with a hockey stick in a hockey jersey 🏒. Being #Canadian. #Snowtober #yyc #ab #snow pic.twitter.com/trFjsHvI0K

October 2, 2018

This dude’s my hero. #yyc #yycsnow pic.twitter.com/3CT8YoUT9I

October 2, 2018

This is how we roll in CALGARY today #yycsnow #yycroads #yyctransit #yyc #snow #Blizzard pic.twitter.com/u1inqLNLnk

October 2, 2018

If you choose to live in Calgary, you've got to have a sense of humor about the weather. #yyc #ABStorm #yycsnow pic.twitter.com/ipleKYS5NM

October 2, 2018

And just a joke for you to finish off this series of reactions. 

Y’all wanted spooky season soooo bad, Calgary said “boo, I’m a ghost” 😂❄️

October 2, 2018

Alberta isn't even the only province that has gotten snowfall already this season. Several others such as BC and Manitoba have also received tons of snow.

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So if you're in an area that's already snowing, keep your eyes peeled on the streets for more Canadian ways of handling snow coming your way. Knowing Canadians, it probably won't be long until you see people ice skating on their commute.