The hot weather will continue into this week, with some of the hottest weather of the season on Monday and Tuesday.
Monday
Mainly Sunny
33°C / 15°C
Monday will be a hot, but decreasingly humid day. The morning and early afternoon may be on the humid side, but a westerly wind and mixing of drier air from aloft should remove a fair amount of moisture from the air by late afternoon into the evening. Highs on Monday will be in the low thirties, with nice sunny skies.
Tuesday
Mainly Sunny
33°C / 12°C
Tuesday will again be hot, but not humid. Another plume of hot air coming off the Rockies will allow temperatures to climb into the low and maybe even mid thirties over Southern Manitoba. Just south of the border there may be the potential for upper thirties temperatures in the Fargo and Grand Forks areas. Depending on how far north this plume of warm air pushes, actual temperatures may be slightly warmer or cooler than suggested above. Again, no rain is expected.
Wednesday
Mainly Sunny
24°C / 10°C
A strong cold front will push through on Tuesday night, setting up significantly cooler conditions for Wednesday. No significant weather is expected with this front, owing to a dry airmass ahead of it, although a stray shower or weak thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. Highs on Wednesday will only be in the low to mid twenties. The wind will be gusty and from the north-west.
Long Range
Beyond Wednesday it looks like warmer weather will return once again, with temperatures in the upper twenties, or maybe low thirties, looking possible from late this week into next weekend. Summer appears to be making a long term stay.
