April 10, 2024: Winnipeg takes on a different weather palette; From clouds to sunshine

WINNIPEG – WEATHER – According to Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, the day in Winnipeg will begin under cloudy skies, with a crisp chill in the air. A mix of weather conditions are expected in the city, ranging from clouds and possible rain to clear skies throughout the week.

Today's weather overview

Current Terms: Winnipeg's current temperature is about 0.9°C, dew point 0.1°C, creating a high humidity level of 94%. East-northeast wind at 5 km/h, maintaining good visibility at 24 km. Barometric pressure is at 100.6 kPa but trending down, indicating possible weather changes ahead.

Expected conditions: Winnipeg will see increasing clouds starting in the morning today, with a 30 percent chance of rain in the afternoon. Winds will increase to northwesterly at 20 km/h with gusts up to 40 km/h as temperatures rise to 15°C at a moderate UV index of 3.

Skies will be partly clear tonight, but there is a 30 percent chance of showers in the evening. The wind blowing from the north-west will continue at the same pace, the air temperature will drop slightly to plus 1°C.

Forecast for tomorrow

Thursday promises a mix of sun and clouds, with skies opening up in the afternoon. Northerly winds at 20 km/h, gusts to 40 km/h now, and a normal UV index of 4 with highs of 14°C. The night sky will be clear. , the mercury drops to minus 1°C.

The city is looking forward to a sunny Friday with a high of 14°C. However, cloudiness will increase at night, and the air temperature will be below 7°C.

Saturday will be mostly cloudy with temperatures rising to 18°C, hinting at warmer days ahead. It will be cloudy at night and the temperature will remain around 6°C.

Wardrobe recommendations

Given the variability of the weather, Winnipeg residents should prepare for a mix of cool and warm weather. Layered clothing is essential to adjust to temperature changes throughout the day. Waterproof outerwear and sturdy shoes are recommended for afternoon showers, and sunglasses will come in handy for the sunny days ahead.

Weather Trivia

Did you know? Increasing cloudiness can often precede a weather front, causing changes in temperature and precipitation. It serves as a natural predictor of the upcoming weather, something Winnipeggers will be feeling this week.