Winnipeg will see a quiet start to the week weather-wise with seasonably mild conditions continuing.
A slow-moving area of high pressure will keep Winnipeg seasonably warm and dry over the coming days, but cloud cover will gradually encroach from the west. Over the coming days, the highs and lows will stay steady for the city with highs around 6 or 7 °C and lows near -2 or -3 °C. Today, the city will start off with sunny skies, but southerly winds will strengthen to 30 gusting 50 km/h and a few clouds will push in from the west. These partly cloudy skies will continue overnight, but the winds will ease.
On Tuesday, the city will see mixed skies with cloudier conditions over southwest Manitoba. A few flurries or rain showers are possible in this area of cloud, but will likely stay over western Manitoba and the central Interlake. The clouds will thicken up on Tuesday night for the city.
Winnipeg will see mixed skies on Wednesday as morning cloud clears out for some portion of the afternoon. Winds will be light again as a new area of high pressure builds into the province.
Long Range Outlook
Warmer weather will begin moving into the province for the end of the week with highs climbing back into the low teens and lows above freezing. Skies should be mainly sunny through the rest of the work week.
A large pattern shift will occur this weekend, shifting the region into a more unsettled pattern. Cloud cover is forecast to increase this weekend, and several chances for rain exist through the first half of next week.
Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is -1 °C while the seasonal overnight low is -11 °C.
