Winnipeg Weather Update: Cooler days ahead with a chance of showers

Winnipeg Weather Winnipeg residents will wake up to a chilly -8°C under mostly cloudy skies on Saturday morning, with the city getting colder and with a chance of showers.

Humidity is high at 88%, the barometer reading is 101.8 kPa and rising, indicating little change in weather patterns.

Light winds from the SW at 6km/h will drop the wind chill to -11°C, requiring locals to dress warmly before heading out.

Today's forecast: A mix of clouds and possible snow

The day ahead promises cloudy skies, with a 60 percent chance of hail, a common occurrence this time of year. The wind speed is 15 km/h. It's expected to be mild, but don't let that fool you.

Highs are expected to reach -4°C with wind chills of -14°C in the morning and -8°C in the afternoon. The UV index remains low at 1, indicating minimal exposure to sunlight expected throughout the day.

Tonight: The Wave Continues

A 60 percent chance of showers will increase as the evening approaches, giving way to partly cloudy skies after midnight. Be aware of the wind chill, which drops to -10°C in the evening and -18°C at night, as the temperature drops to -12°C.

We are waiting for Sunday, February 11

Sunday's weather won't let up much of the cold, again predicting mostly cloudy skies. During the day, a southerly wind at a speed of 20 km/h is expected to change, which may provide a slight change in temperature dynamics.

Despite this, temperatures barely reach -6°C, with wind chills ranging from -18°C in the morning to -13°C in the afternoon. A low UV index continues, indicating that sunlight is limited.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy

Early next week sees a continuation of the cold trend, with cloudy periods overnight and temperatures dropping to -13°C. This consistent pattern of cold weather highlights the importance of being prepared for winter conditions in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg Weather Talk

For those in Winnipeg, it's important to be aware of current weather conditions, especially when planning outdoor activities. Dressing in layers, ensuring homes are well insulated and keeping emergency kits up to date are key steps to staying safe and comfortable during these chilly spells.