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  1. Sweltering Summer Heat Arrives This Weekend

    A strong low-pressure system moving into the Prairies will bring hot weather back to Winnipeg this weekend. Unlike the last heat wave, significant humidity will build into the region with this warm air and make for a sweltering end to the weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/06/05/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #Humid #mbstorm #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg
  2. Sweltering Summer Heat Arrives This Weekend

    A strong low-pressure system moving into the Prairies will bring hot weather back to Winnipeg this weekend. Unlike the last heat wave, significant humidity will build into the region with this warm air and make for a sweltering end to the weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/06/05/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #Humid #mbstorm #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg
  3. Sweltering Summer Heat Arrives This Weekend

    A strong low-pressure system moving into the Prairies will bring hot weather back to Winnipeg this weekend. Unlike the last heat wave, significant humidity will build into the region with this warm air and make for a sweltering end to the weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/06/05/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #Humid #mbstorm #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg
  4. Sweltering Summer Heat Arrives This Weekend

    A strong low-pressure system moving into the Prairies will bring hot weather back to Winnipeg this weekend. Unlike the last heat wave, significant humidity will build into the region with this warm air and make for a sweltering end to the weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/06/05/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #Humid #mbstorm #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg
  5. Sweltering Summer Heat Arrives This Weekend

    A strong low-pressure system moving into the Prairies will bring hot weather back to Winnipeg this weekend. Unlike the last heat wave, significant humidity will build into the region with this warm air and make for a sweltering end to the weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/06/05/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #Humid #mbstorm #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg
  6. Late Spring Heat Wave Continues in Winnipeg

    Hot weather will continue through the weekend across southern Manitoba.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/29/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  7. Late Spring Heat Wave Continues in Winnipeg

    Hot weather will continue through the weekend across southern Manitoba.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/29/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  8. Summer Heat Wave Moves In

    A summer heat wave will build into southern Manitoba this week, a stark change from the cool weather that was in the region just a week ago.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/26/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  9. Summer Heat Wave Moves In

    A summer heat wave will build into southern Manitoba this week, a stark change from the cool weather that was in the region just a week ago.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/26/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  10. Summer Heat Wave Moves In

    A summer heat wave will build into southern Manitoba this week, a stark change from the cool weather that was in the region just a week ago.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/26/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  11. Summer Heat Wave Moves In

    A summer heat wave will build into southern Manitoba this week, a stark change from the cool weather that was in the region just a week ago.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/26/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  12. Summer Heat Wave Moves In

    A summer heat wave will build into southern Manitoba this week, a stark change from the cool weather that was in the region just a week ago.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2026/05/26/ #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg
  13. Mild Weather Continues in Winnipeg With More Rain Later This Week

    Mild temperatures with highs in the low 20s will continue for a couple more days before more rain pushes into the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/09/16/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

  14. Mild Weather Continues in Winnipeg With More Rain Later This Week

    Mild temperatures with highs in the low 20s will continue for a couple more days before more rain pushes into the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/09/16/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

  15. Mild Weather Continues in Winnipeg With More Rain Later This Week

    Mild temperatures with highs in the low 20s will continue for a couple more days before more rain pushes into the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/09/16/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

  16. Hot & Smokey Conditions Ahead

    Hot weather will continue in Winnipeg, but shifting winds will fumigate southern Manitoba with wildfire smoke this weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/30/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  17. Hot & Smokey Conditions Ahead

    Hot weather will continue in Winnipeg, but shifting winds will fumigate southern Manitoba with wildfire smoke this weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/30/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  18. Hot & Smokey Conditions Ahead

    Hot weather will continue in Winnipeg, but shifting winds will fumigate southern Manitoba with wildfire smoke this weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/30/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  19. Hot & Smokey Conditions Ahead

    Hot weather will continue in Winnipeg, but shifting winds will fumigate southern Manitoba with wildfire smoke this weekend.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/30/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  20. Sunny Skies As Temperatures Climb Higher

    There will be plenty of sunshine in Winnipeg this week as temperatures climb into the low 30s by week’s end. Unfortunately, this will worsen fire conditions across the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/27/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  21. Sunny Skies As Temperatures Climb Higher

    There will be plenty of sunshine in Winnipeg this week as temperatures climb into the low 30s by week’s end. Unfortunately, this will worsen fire conditions across the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/27/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  22. Sunny Skies As Temperatures Climb Higher

    There will be plenty of sunshine in Winnipeg this week as temperatures climb into the low 30s by week’s end. Unfortunately, this will worsen fire conditions across the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/27/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Smoke #Winnipeg

  23. Scorching Heat to Give Way to Unsettled and Much Cooler Weather

    The scorching heat and dangerous fire conditions will persist in Winnipeg and the Red River Valley for another day before the heat shifts east and showers and thunderstorms move into the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/13/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #FreezingRain #mbstorm #Rain #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg

  24. Scorching Heat to Give Way to Unsettled and Much Cooler Weather

    The scorching heat and dangerous fire conditions will persist in Winnipeg and the Red River Valley for another day before the heat shifts east and showers and thunderstorms move into the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/13/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #FreezingRain #mbstorm #Rain #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg

  25. Scorching Heat to Give Way to Unsettled and Much Cooler Weather

    The scorching heat and dangerous fire conditions will persist in Winnipeg and the Red River Valley for another day before the heat shifts east and showers and thunderstorms move into the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/13/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #FreezingRain #mbstorm #Rain #Thunderstorms #Winnipeg

  26. Summer Heat Arrives in Southern Manitoba

    Temperatures in Winnipeg will soar this weekend as a strong upper ridge draws summer heat north into the province.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/02/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg

  27. Summer Heat Arrives in Southern Manitoba

    Temperatures in Winnipeg will soar this weekend as a strong upper ridge draws summer heat north into the province.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/05/02/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg

  28. Warming up for the Weekend

    A series of low pressure systems will bring mild weather to the Winnipeg area this weekend, but a cool-down with more snow will kick off next week.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/03/07/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Snow #Winnipeg

  29. Warming up for the Weekend

    A series of low pressure systems will bring mild weather to the Winnipeg area this weekend, but a cool-down with more snow will kick off next week.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/03/07/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Snow #Winnipeg

  30. Warming up for the Weekend

    A series of low pressure systems will bring mild weather to the Winnipeg area this weekend, but a cool-down with more snow will kick off next week.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/03/07/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Snow #Winnipeg

  31. Warming up for the Weekend

    A series of low pressure systems will bring mild weather to the Winnipeg area this weekend, but a cool-down with more snow will kick off next week.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/03/07/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Snow #Winnipeg

  32. Warmer Weather Finally Arrives

    Warmer temperatures have finally arrived in southern Manitoba and they’re going to stick around for a while.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/21/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Winnipeg

  33. Warmer Weather Finally Arrives

    Warmer temperatures have finally arrived in southern Manitoba and they’re going to stick around for a while.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/21/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Winnipeg

  34. Warmer Weather Finally Arrives

    Warmer temperatures have finally arrived in southern Manitoba and they’re going to stick around for a while.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/21/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Winnipeg

  35. Warmer Weather Finally Arrives

    Warmer temperatures have finally arrived in southern Manitoba and they’re going to stick around for a while.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/21/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Winnipeg

  36. Arctic Grip Weakens Over Southern Manitoba

    The bitter cold that’s been entrenched in the region for over a week will finally give way, with temperatures gradually warming to above-seasonal values.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/18/

    #MBwx #Winnipeg #AboveNormalTemperatures #BelowNormalTemperatures

  37. Arctic Grip Weakens Over Southern Manitoba

    The bitter cold that’s been entrenched in the region for over a week will finally give way, with temperatures gradually warming to above-seasonal values.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/18/

    #MBwx #Winnipeg #AboveNormalTemperatures #BelowNormalTemperatures

  38. Arctic Grip Weakens Over Southern Manitoba

    The bitter cold that’s been entrenched in the region for over a week will finally give way, with temperatures gradually warming to above-seasonal values.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/02/18/

    #MBwx #Winnipeg #AboveNormalTemperatures #BelowNormalTemperatures

  39. Warming up in Winnipeg, but Colder Temperatures Lurk Nearby

    Temperatures are warming up in Winnipeg, but a battle between warm and cold air is setting up over the province.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/01/24/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BlowingSnow #mbstorm #MBwx #Snow #Windy #Winnipeg

  40. Warming up in Winnipeg, but Colder Temperatures Lurk Nearby

    Temperatures are warming up in Winnipeg, but a battle between warm and cold air is setting up over the province.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/01/24/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BlowingSnow #mbstorm #MBwx #Snow #Windy #Winnipeg

  41. Warming up in Winnipeg, but Colder Temperatures Lurk Nearby

    Temperatures are warming up in Winnipeg, but a battle between warm and cold air is setting up over the province.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/01/24/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BlowingSnow #mbstorm #MBwx #Snow #Windy #Winnipeg

  42. Warming up in Winnipeg, but Colder Temperatures Lurk Nearby

    Temperatures are warming up in Winnipeg, but a battle between warm and cold air is setting up over the province.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2025/01/24/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BlowingSnow #mbstorm #MBwx #Snow #Windy #Winnipeg

  43. Clouds Move In As Temperatures Warm

    Cloudier conditions will move back into Winnipeg as a major pattern change brings long-term warming to the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2024/12/20/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Snow #Winnipeg

  44. Clouds Move In As Temperatures Warm

    Cloudier conditions will move back into Winnipeg as a major pattern change brings long-term warming to the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2024/12/20/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Snow #Winnipeg

  45. Clouds Move In As Temperatures Warm

    Cloudier conditions will move back into Winnipeg as a major pattern change brings long-term warming to the region.

    Read the full forecast on our site: aweathermoment.com/2024/12/20/

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #MBwx #Snow #Winnipeg

  46. Mild Fall Stretches On

    The mild fall conditions seen across southern Manitoba will continue into mid-November. There will be weather, though: after a blustery Tuesday, Winnipeg will see several chances for rain over the next week.

    Strong southerly winds will develop over the Red River Valley today.

    Temperatures will stay well above seasonal values in Winnipeg this week as mild air continues to flood into the southern Prairies. While winter weather isn’t that far away — the farther reaches of northern Manitoba and southern Nunavut have seen temperatures near -20 °C or colder already this year — that cold air won’t be making its way south any time soon.

    Rather, winds will stay more southerly and westerly over the coming week, bringing daytime highs 5 to 10 °C above seasonal values and keeping overnight lows equally mild.

    Starting off with today, it will be a seasonably mild day but marked most notably by strong southerly winds. with the region squeezed between a high pressure system to the southeast and a low pressure system in northern Saskatchewan, southerly winds will strengthen into the 40 to 50 km/h range today with gusts as high as 70 km/h through the Red River Valley. Temperatures will climb to a high near 7 °C this afternoon as skies cloud over.

    Cloudy skies will continue through the night as southerly winds gradually taper off into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The cloud and wind will keep things mild with lows dipping just below 5 °C.

    On Wednesday, temperatures will rebound back into the upper single digits as a trough of low pressure moves through the region. That trough will bring a chance of some light midday rain showers that clear out of the region for the afternoon. Some sunny breaks are possible as skies likely clear out heading towards the evening. Those southerly winds will also ease in the morning, then switch to light northwesterlies behind the trough.

    Temperatures will head to a low near freezing on Wednesday night with light winds and clear skies. Some fog patches could develop overnight and last into Thursday morning.

    On Thursday, more cloud will develop over southern Manitoba as another low pushes into Saskatchewan. Temperatures will again climb into the upper single digits as winds shift back out of the south and strengthen into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The low in Saskatchewan will lift northeast through the day, lifting its warm front with it and bringing the Red River Valley into its warm sector. This should bring clearing skies on Thursday night with a low in 0 to 5 °C range and southerly winds of 15 to 20 km/h.

    Long Range Outlook

    On Friday, Winnipeg should see a beautiful mid-November day in the warm sector of the low tracking through the province. Daytime highs could be as high as +10 °C with sunny skies and a southerly breeze.

    The warm weather will persist into the weekend, but another low moving into the area will bring cloudier skies with a good chance of rain on Saturday. Conditions will settle on Sunday with mild weather lasting right into Tuesday.

    Tuesday/Wednesday next week will likely bring more rain to the region with temperatures likely beginning to cool off behind it. That said, there’s quite a bit of discrepancy in the guidance at this point; some keep it relatively mild, while others bring a sharp cold snap into the region.

    Either way, there’s at least another week of pleasant, mild November weather ahead. Hope you can enjoy it!

    Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is -1 °C while the seasonal overnight low is -8 °C.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Windy #Winnipeg

  47. Mild Fall Stretches On

    The mild fall conditions seen across southern Manitoba will continue into mid-November. There will be weather, though: after a blustery Tuesday, Winnipeg will see several chances for rain over the next week.

    Strong southerly winds will develop over the Red River Valley today.

    Temperatures will stay well above seasonal values in Winnipeg this week as mild air continues to flood into the southern Prairies. While winter weather isn’t that far away — the farther reaches of northern Manitoba and southern Nunavut have seen temperatures near -20 °C or colder already this year — that cold air won’t be making its way south any time soon.

    Rather, winds will stay more southerly and westerly over the coming week, bringing daytime highs 5 to 10 °C above seasonal values and keeping overnight lows equally mild.

    Starting off with today, it will be a seasonably mild day but marked most notably by strong southerly winds. with the region squeezed between a high pressure system to the southeast and a low pressure system in northern Saskatchewan, southerly winds will strengthen into the 40 to 50 km/h range today with gusts as high as 70 km/h through the Red River Valley. Temperatures will climb to a high near 7 °C this afternoon as skies cloud over.

    Cloudy skies will continue through the night as southerly winds gradually taper off into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The cloud and wind will keep things mild with lows dipping just below 5 °C.

    On Wednesday, temperatures will rebound back into the upper single digits as a trough of low pressure moves through the region. That trough will bring a chance of some light midday rain showers that clear out of the region for the afternoon. Some sunny breaks are possible as skies likely clear out heading towards the evening. Those southerly winds will also ease in the morning, then switch to light northwesterlies behind the trough.

    Temperatures will head to a low near freezing on Wednesday night with light winds and clear skies. Some fog patches could develop overnight and last into Thursday morning.

    On Thursday, more cloud will develop over southern Manitoba as another low pushes into Saskatchewan. Temperatures will again climb into the upper single digits as winds shift back out of the south and strengthen into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The low in Saskatchewan will lift northeast through the day, lifting its warm front with it and bringing the Red River Valley into its warm sector. This should bring clearing skies on Thursday night with a low in 0 to 5 °C range and southerly winds of 15 to 20 km/h.

    Long Range Outlook

    On Friday, Winnipeg should see a beautiful mid-November day in the warm sector of the low tracking through the province. Daytime highs could be as high as +10 °C with sunny skies and a southerly breeze.

    The warm weather will persist into the weekend, but another low moving into the area will bring cloudier skies with a good chance of rain on Saturday. Conditions will settle on Sunday with mild weather lasting right into Tuesday.

    Tuesday/Wednesday next week will likely bring more rain to the region with temperatures likely beginning to cool off behind it. That said, there’s quite a bit of discrepancy in the guidance at this point; some keep it relatively mild, while others bring a sharp cold snap into the region.

    Either way, there’s at least another week of pleasant, mild November weather ahead. Hope you can enjoy it!

    Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is -1 °C while the seasonal overnight low is -8 °C.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Windy #Winnipeg

  48. Mild Fall Stretches On

    The mild fall conditions seen across southern Manitoba will continue into mid-November. There will be weather, though: after a blustery Tuesday, Winnipeg will see several chances for rain over the next week.

    Strong southerly winds will develop over the Red River Valley today.

    Temperatures will stay well above seasonal values in Winnipeg this week as mild air continues to flood into the southern Prairies. While winter weather isn’t that far away — the farther reaches of northern Manitoba and southern Nunavut have seen temperatures near -20 °C or colder already this year — that cold air won’t be making its way south any time soon.

    Rather, winds will stay more southerly and westerly over the coming week, bringing daytime highs 5 to 10 °C above seasonal values and keeping overnight lows equally mild.

    Starting off with today, it will be a seasonably mild day but marked most notably by strong southerly winds. with the region squeezed between a high pressure system to the southeast and a low pressure system in northern Saskatchewan, southerly winds will strengthen into the 40 to 50 km/h range today with gusts as high as 70 km/h through the Red River Valley. Temperatures will climb to a high near 7 °C this afternoon as skies cloud over.

    Cloudy skies will continue through the night as southerly winds gradually taper off into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The cloud and wind will keep things mild with lows dipping just below 5 °C.

    On Wednesday, temperatures will rebound back into the upper single digits as a trough of low pressure moves through the region. That trough will bring a chance of some light midday rain showers that clear out of the region for the afternoon. Some sunny breaks are possible as skies likely clear out heading towards the evening. Those southerly winds will also ease in the morning, then switch to light northwesterlies behind the trough.

    Temperatures will head to a low near freezing on Wednesday night with light winds and clear skies. Some fog patches could develop overnight and last into Thursday morning.

    On Thursday, more cloud will develop over southern Manitoba as another low pushes into Saskatchewan. Temperatures will again climb into the upper single digits as winds shift back out of the south and strengthen into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The low in Saskatchewan will lift northeast through the day, lifting its warm front with it and bringing the Red River Valley into its warm sector. This should bring clearing skies on Thursday night with a low in 0 to 5 °C range and southerly winds of 15 to 20 km/h.

    Long Range Outlook

    On Friday, Winnipeg should see a beautiful mid-November day in the warm sector of the low tracking through the province. Daytime highs could be as high as +10 °C with sunny skies and a southerly breeze.

    The warm weather will persist into the weekend, but another low moving into the area will bring cloudier skies with a good chance of rain on Saturday. Conditions will settle on Sunday with mild weather lasting right into Tuesday.

    Tuesday/Wednesday next week will likely bring more rain to the region with temperatures likely beginning to cool off behind it. That said, there’s quite a bit of discrepancy in the guidance at this point; some keep it relatively mild, while others bring a sharp cold snap into the region.

    Either way, there’s at least another week of pleasant, mild November weather ahead. Hope you can enjoy it!

    Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is -1 °C while the seasonal overnight low is -8 °C.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Windy #Winnipeg

  49. Mild Fall Stretches On

    The mild fall conditions seen across southern Manitoba will continue into mid-November. There will be weather, though: after a blustery Tuesday, Winnipeg will see several chances for rain over the next week.

    Strong southerly winds will develop over the Red River Valley today.

    Temperatures will stay well above seasonal values in Winnipeg this week as mild air continues to flood into the southern Prairies. While winter weather isn’t that far away — the farther reaches of northern Manitoba and southern Nunavut have seen temperatures near -20 °C or colder already this year — that cold air won’t be making its way south any time soon.

    Rather, winds will stay more southerly and westerly over the coming week, bringing daytime highs 5 to 10 °C above seasonal values and keeping overnight lows equally mild.

    Starting off with today, it will be a seasonably mild day but marked most notably by strong southerly winds. with the region squeezed between a high pressure system to the southeast and a low pressure system in northern Saskatchewan, southerly winds will strengthen into the 40 to 50 km/h range today with gusts as high as 70 km/h through the Red River Valley. Temperatures will climb to a high near 7 °C this afternoon as skies cloud over.

    Cloudy skies will continue through the night as southerly winds gradually taper off into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The cloud and wind will keep things mild with lows dipping just below 5 °C.

    On Wednesday, temperatures will rebound back into the upper single digits as a trough of low pressure moves through the region. That trough will bring a chance of some light midday rain showers that clear out of the region for the afternoon. Some sunny breaks are possible as skies likely clear out heading towards the evening. Those southerly winds will also ease in the morning, then switch to light northwesterlies behind the trough.

    Temperatures will head to a low near freezing on Wednesday night with light winds and clear skies. Some fog patches could develop overnight and last into Thursday morning.

    On Thursday, more cloud will develop over southern Manitoba as another low pushes into Saskatchewan. Temperatures will again climb into the upper single digits as winds shift back out of the south and strengthen into the 20 to 30 km/h range. The low in Saskatchewan will lift northeast through the day, lifting its warm front with it and bringing the Red River Valley into its warm sector. This should bring clearing skies on Thursday night with a low in 0 to 5 °C range and southerly winds of 15 to 20 km/h.

    Long Range Outlook

    On Friday, Winnipeg should see a beautiful mid-November day in the warm sector of the low tracking through the province. Daytime highs could be as high as +10 °C with sunny skies and a southerly breeze.

    The warm weather will persist into the weekend, but another low moving into the area will bring cloudier skies with a good chance of rain on Saturday. Conditions will settle on Sunday with mild weather lasting right into Tuesday.

    Tuesday/Wednesday next week will likely bring more rain to the region with temperatures likely beginning to cool off behind it. That said, there’s quite a bit of discrepancy in the guidance at this point; some keep it relatively mild, while others bring a sharp cold snap into the region.

    Either way, there’s at least another week of pleasant, mild November weather ahead. Hope you can enjoy it!

    Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is -1 °C while the seasonal overnight low is -8 °C.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Windy #Winnipeg

  50. November Warmth Continues This Week

    Southern Manitoba will recover from the weekend rain quite nicely with warming temperatures and lots of sunshine.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/05/november-warmth-continues-this-week/

  51. November Warmth Continues This Week

    Southern Manitoba will recover from the weekend rain quite nicely with warming temperatures and lots of sunshine.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/05/november-warmth-continues-this-week/

  52. November Warmth Continues This Week

    Southern Manitoba will recover from the weekend rain quite nicely with warming temperatures and lots of sunshine.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/05/november-warmth-continues-this-week/

  53. November Warmth Continues This Week

    Southern Manitoba will recover from the weekend rain quite nicely with warming temperatures and lots of sunshine.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #BenignWeather #MBwx #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/05/november-warmth-continues-this-week/

  54. Warm Weather Brings Rainy End to Weekend

    Mild early-November weather will continue into the weekend, but a disturbance moving into the region will bring rain later on Sunday to end the weekend.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/01/warm-weather-brings-rainy-end-to-weekend/

  55. Warm Weather Brings Rainy End to Weekend

    Mild early-November weather will continue into the weekend, but a disturbance moving into the region will bring rain later on Sunday to end the weekend.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/01/warm-weather-brings-rainy-end-to-weekend/

  56. Warm Weather Brings Rainy End to Weekend

    Mild early-November weather will continue into the weekend, but a disturbance moving into the region will bring rain later on Sunday to end the weekend.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/01/warm-weather-brings-rainy-end-to-weekend/

  57. Warm Weather Brings Rainy End to Weekend

    Mild early-November weather will continue into the weekend, but a disturbance moving into the region will bring rain later on Sunday to end the weekend.

    #AboveNormalTemperatures #mbstorm #Rain #Winnipeg

    https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/11/01/warm-weather-brings-rainy-end-to-weekend/