Other than some cloud this afternoon, Winnipeg will see plenty of sun through the remainder of the week as an area of high pressure moves through the province.
Winnipeg will see sunny skies turn cloudy this afternoon as a cold front slumps towards the Red River Valley from northern Manitoba, possibly producing a few flurries as it moves through. The cloudy skies will limit temperatures with Winnipeg reaching a high near -2°C. Winds will remain relatively light out of the north, picking up to 15-20 km/h behind the cold front. Winds will diminish in the evening as skies clear and Winnipeg heads to a low near -15°C.
Thursday and Friday will both bring sunny skies to Winnipeg as a ridge of high pressure builds southwards through the province. High temperatures on both days will be around -3 or -2°C with overnight lows near -13°C or so.
Long Range Outlook
The weekend will bring little change to conditions in Winnipeg. Saturday and Sunday will likely bring high temperatures creeping towards 0°C. Overnight lows will continue in the -10 to -15°C range. No notable precipitation is forecast, but the region may see more cloud on Sunday.
No significant changes are expected into the beginning of next week, either. So as long as you remember that the mornings will be a bit chilly, not that bad a stretch of weather on the way for Winnipeg.
Winnipeg’s seasonal daytime high is currently -1°C while the seasonal overnight low is -11°C.
Other than some cloud this afternoon, Winnipeg will see plenty of sun through the remainder of the week as an area of high pressure moves through the province.
