Winnipeg Weather Update: Snow on the horizon

5:50am CST in Winnipeg shows a chilly -5°C under cloudy skies. The barometer shows a pressure rise of 101.8 kPa, which indicates a change in the weather.

Humidity 81% and light SSE wind at 6km/h, wind chill slightly chilling at -8°C.

Today's forecast: Snow showers in the afternoon

The day will start cloudy, with a 30% chance of morning showers. Snow is expected to fall this afternoon, which means a significant change in weather.

The wind speed from the southeast reaches 30 km/h during the day. Daytime highs are set at -3°C, but wind chill factors drop to -18°C in the morning and -10°C in the afternoon. The UV index remains low.

Tonight: The snow is over, but cold

The snow is expected to stop by midnight, turning skies cloudy. About 2 cm of snow is possible. The wind will change its direction from the south-west, its speed will remain at 30 km/h, and the air temperature will drop to -7°С.

The wind chill will make it feel as low as -14°C, so Winnipeggers should dress warmly for the conditions.

Mid-week weather: Cloudy and cold

Wednesday will be cloudy with a 20 km/h west wind and a high of -4°C. A wind chill of -14°C remains a factor throughout the day.

At night there will be cloudy periods and a significant drop in temperature to -15°C.

Looking ahead: sunny but cold

Thursday promises clear skies with sunshine, but temperatures will be as cold as -13°C. Clear skies will remain overnight but the mercury will drop to -24°C, indicating a very cold night ahead.

Winnipeg residents should prepare for a week of varied winter weather, from expected snow and variable winds to sunny but bitterly cold days. Staying warm, keeping up with weather updates and being prepared for changing conditions will be important to safely navigate the week ahead.