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One Last Cool Weekend Before Spring Arrives

Winnipeg and the Red River Valley will have one last cool weekend before much warmer weather finally moves into the region.

Cold Week Ahead in Winnipeg

Winnipeg will see cool, decidedly un-spring-like temperatures, will this week as a cool northerly flow persists across the region.

Cool Week Ahead For Winnipeg

A weak Arctic high will keep temperatures cool and the weather calm this week in Winnipeg.

Mixed Skies As Melt Continues

Winnipeg will see mixed skies over the next few days as near-seasonal temperatures help a slow melt continue across the region.

Cool, Cloudier Weather This Week

After yesterday’s snow, Winnipeg will see cool weather this week that trends on the cloudier side. Winter’s not done, though, with more snow possible for the region later this week.

Cooler, Unsettled Weather Moves Into Southern Manitoba

After a beautiful stretch of weather in the dog days of summer, the return to work and school will be marked by a pattern change into cooler and unsettled conditions.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/09/02/cooler-unsettled-weather-moves-into-southern-manitoba/

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A Very May Long Weekend Ahead

After a brief heat wave that brought deadly fires to parts of southeast Manitoba, things will shift to the polar opposite for the long weekend.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/05/16/a-very-may-long-weekend-ahead/

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Seasonably Cool Weather Ahead This Week

Temperatures will stay seasonably cool this week in Winnipeg as a couple glancing systems bring chances of light snow.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/04/01/seasonably-cool-weather-ahead-this-week/

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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: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/02/18/arctic-grip-weakens-over-southern-manitoba/

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Cold Weather Ahead

An Arctic ridge strengthening over southern Manitoba will bring bitterly cold weather to the region.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/02/14/cold-weather-ahead/

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Cold Week Ahead for Winnipeg

With Arctic air firmly entrenched over the Prairies, the weather will be relatively quiet and cold for Winnipeg.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/02/11/cold-week-ahead-for-winnipeg-2/

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Conditions Settling as Colder Temperatures Build In

Skies will gradually clear this weekend in Winnipeg as the Polar Vortex slumps towards the region.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/02/07/conditions-settling-as-colder-temperatures-build-in/

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Seasonably Cool Weather Ahead With Chance of Snow Mid-Week

A stubborn Arctic High will keep temperatures on the cool side this week across Manitoba. Sun will give way to cloud, though, as a developing low in the United States looks likely to bring snow to the region.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2025/02/04/seasonably-cool-weather-ahead-with-chance-of-snow-mid-week/

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First Blast of Bitter Winter Cold Incoming

Winnipeg will see its first shot of bitterly cold Arctic air as a ridge of high pressure builds into the region this week.

Read the full forecast on our site: https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/12/10/first-blast-of-bitter-winter-cold-incoming/

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Snow Moves Across Southern Manitoba This Weekend

Winnipeg likely won’t escape snow a second time; a low pressure system moving through the province will spread accumulating snow across southern Manitoba this weekend.

Unfortunately, those missing the sun won’t find much relief in the days ahead. Cloud cover will continue to smother the Winnipeg area in the days ahead with only limited opportunities for the sun to shine through.

For today, skies will stay cloudy as a weak disturbance tracks by north of the region. Temperatures will climb to a high in the -5 to 0 °C range with light southwesterly winds. There is a chance of flurries in Winnipeg; the main snow associated with this system will pass through the Interlake, but the Winnipeg area could get clipped by the southern edge. A couple centimetres are possible in the southern Interlake with less than a centimetre likely in the northern Red River Valley.

The cloud cover may break up a little bit overnight as light northwest winds move into the region. Temperatures will dip down into the -10 to -5 °C range by Saturday morning.

A ridge of high pressure will move across the region on Saturday. Some sunny breaks are possible, but the next low moving towards the area will spread more cloud into the Red River Valley later in the day. Winds will be light with a high around -5 °C. Some light snow could push into the area in the second half of the night.

An upper disturbance will track across the southern Prairies on Sunday and support an inverted trough that will build into Manitoba. This will spread a large area of snow across Saskatchewan on Saturday and Manitoba on Sunday. The heaviest snow will fall in Saskatchewan, where as much as 15 to 25 cm will fall across central and eastern portions of the province. In manitoba, the Parkland and Interlake will likely see 10 to 25 cm of snow, while areas along the Trans-Canada Highway corridor receive 5 to 10 cm. Amounts will diminish into the 2 to 5 cm range further south towards the international border. In Winnipeg, over 5 cm is likely to fall by Sunday evening.

Aside from the snow, temperatures will climb to a high just over -5 °C with light northeast winds. Temperatures will dip down into the -10 to -5 °C range overnight with a continued chance of flurries overnight.

Long Range Outlook

Winnipeg will get a break from the snow on Monday morning, but some more snow is likely to develop Monday afternoon as northerly winds move into the region. In addition to general light snow, areas in the lee of Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba will likely see some lake-effect snow through the afternoon hours.

The cloud cover will start to break up on Monday night, leading into the return of some sun for the middle of next week. The return of some sunshine will be driven by colder air that will continue to filter into the region all week. Daytime highs are likely to fall into the -15 to -10 °C range with overnight lows dipping into the -20 to -15 °C range, bringing the first real push of wintery air into the region this year.

Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is -4 °C while the seasonal overnight low is -12 °C.

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Cooler Weather Settles In

Just like that, fall weather has arrived in the Red River Valley with temperatures over 10 °C cooler than seen on the weekend.

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https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/10/01/cooler-weather-settles-in/

Tuesday’s Cool, Showery End Leads to Warmer Weather

One last band of showers will move through on Tuesday evening, capping off a cool June day. Fortunately, warmer weather will return for the rest of the week.

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https://www.aweathermoment.com/2024/06/18/tuesdays-cool-showery-end-leads-to-warmer-weather/