This week will start out with fairly normal conditions for early June with a chance for rain, and moderate temperatures.
Monday
Today may start out with a bit of rain in the morning as a piece of upper-level energy swings through but skies should quickly clear, making for a pleasant day. Any rain that does fall in the morning will be light, so it won’t be a big deal. By the afternoon we should see mainly sunny skies with temperatures in the low twenties and light winds.
Tuesday
Tuesday will see the chance for showers and thundershowers in the Red River Valley and south-eastern Manitoba ahead of an approaching trough. Any thundershowers that develop will present the risk of small hail and gusty winds. For those areas that miss out on the showers and thundershowers, it will be a nice day with temperatures in the low twenties and a breezy south-west wind.
Wednesday
A cold front will blow through southern Manitoba early Wednesday morning, setting us up for a slightly cooler day. Highs on Wednesday will be in the upper teens in most areas (perhaps a few readings in the low twenties), with skies being a mix of sun and cloud by the afternoon. The wind will be breezy and from the north.
Long Range
The long range forecast suggests we’ll continue to see normalish weather for the foreseeable future. That means high temperatures in the low to mid twenties and the frequent chance for rain or thunderstorms (albeit generally of the non-severe variety).
