
Winds will pick up out of the southeast today as we move onto the back of the high pressure system that moved behind over our area behind a cold front that brought some damaging winds to Southern Manitoba on Monday evening. According to a weather moment "This marks the beginning of a large-scale shift in the upper atmosphere that will rapidly push heat and moisture from the Gulf of Mexico northwards. Temperatures will only climb to around 20°C today, but our overnight low will show evidence of all the warm air moving in aloft by dropping down to only around 13°C, about 10°C warmer than our overnight low last night.

As for precipitation none can be expected today or tomorrow, but as the heat and moisture builds in there will be a chance for showers and thunderstorms on Friday and Saturday. the chance for precipitation will be elevated on saturday as there will be additional lift and triggers present in the RRV, as a cold front goes through our area. a post will be available on Friday, on our Thunderstorm potential.
It will be nice so get out there and enjoy it! A post will be available on Friday, about the thunderstorm potential.
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