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Winnipeg weather forecast: Prepare for a cold week ahead



It's still winter and there's no snow yet!  Appetite only in the coming winter.

Winnipeg's morning weather forecast shows a chilly -5°C at 5:45 a.m. CST, with some snow falling and setting the tone for winter in the city. The barometer reading is 101.2 kPa and the weather is expected to be stable with an upward trend, although it will remain cold. Humidity is a high of 92%, and a 10 km/h west wind will drop the wind chill to -9°C.

Detailed forecast for today: cloudy forecast

  • Cloud cover with possible snowfall: Winnipeggers can expect cloudy skies throughout the day, with a 30% chance of some snow.
  • Winds are expected to pick up slightly, reaching speeds of up to 15 km/h, and daytime temperatures are expected to be -3°C. The wind chill is around -10°C, which suggests the need for warm clothing. The UV index remains low at 1, indicating minimal exposure to sunlight.

Tonight: Clouds and cold

  • Evening forecast echoes daytime conditions: The night will mostly mirror the day, with cloudy skies and a 30% chance of light snow.
  • Wind speeds up to 15 km/h, temperature drops to -12°C. Windchill factors will vary, with temperatures as low as -7°C in the evening before dropping to -18°C overnight, a reminder to bundle up.

Next Tuesday, February 13

  • Snowy conditions intensify: The forecast for Tuesday shifts to cloudy skies with snow showers during the day. The wind changes direction, blows from the south at a speed of 30 km/h, which means a significant increase in intensity. Although -5°C is high, wind chills of around -15°C are expected to add an extra bite to the air. The UV index remains low.

Wednesday, February 14: A glimpse of the day between the cold

  • Valentine's Day Weather Variability: Wednesday offers a slight break with a mix of sun and cloud, providing a brief break from the snow. In keeping with the cold trend for the week, the day's high will remain around -5°C. Overnight will bring cloudy periods with a low of -16°C, making for a cool but clear Valentine's Day.

Weather information for Winnipeg residents

This week's weather forecast for Winnipeg highlights the city's need to prepare for the winter months. From light snowfall to wind chill factors, residents should be vigilant in their daily planning and ensure proper clothing and travel adjustments.

Conditions ranging from snowy to partly sunny allow us to appreciate the dynamic nature of Winnipeg's winter landscape, even as we await warmer days.




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