Winnipeg will see another chance of showers this morning followed by the passage of a cold front which will bring seasonably cool conditions back to the region.
The city will start today with some showers moving through the region followed by cloudy skies with a chance of drizzle. Temperatures should reach a high near 5°C with northwesterly winds near 20 km/h through much of the day. A cold front will push through in the evening, bringing a chance for flurries as it passes. Behind it, the cloud cover will begin to break up as temperatures head to a low near -9°C.
A few showers will spread across southern Manitoba this morning.
The rest of the week will see Winnipeg entrenched under a weak Arctic ridge extending from Hudson Bay southwards through the province. The city will see variable cloudiness as systems pass by to the south and slightly below-seasonal temperatures. Winds will continue from the north to northeast around 20 to 30 km/h both Tuesday and Wednesday.
Long Range Outlook
The rest of the week looks quiet with variable cloudiness and near-seasonal temperatures.
Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is 8°C while the seasonal overnight low is -4°C.
The first widespread rainfall of the season will move into southern Manitoba this weekend.
Winnipeg will wrap up the work week with another seasonably cool, mostly cloudy day. A weak Arctic ridge moving through in the region today will keep temperatures down. The daytime high should be around +4°C, but it might get a couple degrees warmer if more cloud cover burns off a bit earlier than expected this afternoon. The city should see some clearing this evening, but more cloud will begin moving back in overnight. Temperatures will dip to a low near -4°C.
Saturday will see a complicated system developing over the Northern Plains and eastern Prairies. A weak low pressure system will develop over central Alberta on Saturday while a stronger low develops over Nebraska. As the southern low strengthens, the Alberta system will weaken to a broad trough. A broad south-easterly flow will then develop from the warm sector of the southern low into the northern Prairies.
For Winnipeg, this will result in cloudy skies on Saturday seasonal high near 7°C. Northeasterly winds will be in place much of the day at around 20 km/h. On Saturday night, the surface trough will push into southern Manitoba, bringing a broad area of rain into the region. Winnipeg should see some rain begin overnight and persist into Sunday morning. Temperatures will dip to a low near +1°C with light winds.
The Red River Valley is forecast to see over 10 mm of rain Saturday night into Sunday.
Rain will taper off sometime midday Sunday in Winnipeg. The city is forecast to receive around 10 mm of rain which looks like a reasonable value right now. Once the rain ends, cloudy skies will stick around for the rest of the day. Temperatures will remain seasonal with a high around 6°C. The chance for some rain showers will return Sunday night into Monday morning as temperatures dip to a low near +1°C.
Long Range Outlook
The city will continue to see mixed to mostly cloudy skies of much of the coming week, but temperatures will remain near to above-seasonal. No significant precipitation is forecast through the week.
Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is 7°C while the seasonal overnight low is -4°C.
A mix of rain and snow will move through Winnipeg on Thursday, marking the start of an unsettled warm-up for the weekend.
Today will be a sunny but cool day in Winnipeg as a ridge of high pressure moves through. With light winds, temperatures will climb to a high near +1°C. Skies will stay mostly clear tonight with temperatures dropping to a low near -6°C.
Weather returns to the region on Thursday as a warm front moves through ahead of a low pressure system in Saskatchewan. Skies will cloud over early in the day with southerly winds increasing to 40 gusting 60 km/h. By mid- to late-afternoon, a wintery mix of precipitation will work its way across the Red River Valley. The rain/snow will exit the region early in the evening, leaving behind light winds, cloudy skies, and a chance of drizzle. Winnipeg will see a low near 0°C on Thursday night.
Much of southern Manitoba will see some amount of a sloppy wintery mix of precipitation on Thursday.
Skies will start off cloudy on Friday morning with a continued chance of drizzle, then a weak cold front will push through the region. Skies should begin to clear in the afternoon with temperatures reaching a high near 6°C. The reprieve will be short-lived, though as more cloud pushes in overnight ahead of the next disturbance. Temperatures should dip to around -3°C on Friday night.
Long Range Outlook
Winnipeg’s weekend looks mild thanks to a southwesterly flow developing aloft. Unfortunately, that also means rather unsettled conditions with a fair amount of cloud and a couple chances for precipitation. Temperatures will climb into the teens, though, with overnight lows likely remaining above zero. It appears that conditions will gradually settle next week with a return towards seasonal temperatures.
Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is 6°C while the seasonal overnight low is -5°C.
The Red River Valley will continue to see excellent melt conditions to start the week with near-seasonal temperatures and little precipitation.
Today will be the warmest day of the next three for Winnipeg. A low pressure system crossing northern Manitoba will draw warmer air across the southern half of the province. West-southwest winds of 20 to 30 km/h will send Winnipeg’s high to a seasonal 6°C. The city will see mixed skies through much of the day. The cloud cover will thicken up overnight as a cold front approaches. Winnipeg should see a low near -3°C tonight.
A cold front will push through Winnipeg on Tuesday morning, bringing a chance of flurries and northwesterly winds of 30 gusting 50 km/h. The chance for flurries should end midday, but the city will continue to see mixed skies through the afternoon. Daytime highs will be cooler behind the cold front; Winnipeg should reach around 0°C. A ridge of high pressure will build into the region on Tuesday night, bringing clearing skies and diminishing winds. The temperature drops to a low near -6°C.
Convectively driven flurries and/or showers will move across southern Manitoba on Tuesday morning.
Wednesday will be a pleasant day for Winnipeg. The ridge of high pressure will keep winds relatively light and keep skies sunnier than not. The city will see a high near 3 or 4°C, but the light winds will help it feel warm. On Wednesday night, southeasterly winds will begin to develop ahead of a low pressure system developing over Saskatchewan. These winds will help keep the low a bit milder near -3°C, but also likely bring in some cloud cover towards Thursday morning.
Long Range Outlook
Winnipeg will see unsettled conditions on Thursday into Friday as a low pressure system moves through and a cold front drops southwards. There’s a good chance the city may see some rain, particularly late Thursday, but outside of that it looks like it will be cloudier with just a chance of precipitation. This disturbance will help shift the Prairies into a more zonal flow, bringing a more sustained warm-up through the weekend into next week.
Today’s seasonal daytime high in Winnipeg is 5°C while the seasonal overnight low is -6°C.
