Much of southern sections of Manitoba has been through a deep freeze,, as a result of a constant area of arctic high pressure or what we call a polar vortex.
There is good news , there is signs that this pattern will start to break down during the next 24 hours as a westerly flow allows warm air from out west to move in. Temperatures will soar into the low to mid minus single digits over the next few days , with some areas possibly seeing highs above the zero degree mark in areas of southwestern Manitoba. There is a chance at some flurries as well on the day Wednesday. Overnight low temperatures will likely also sit over the mid minus teens, daytime high temperatures will plummet again on Thursday with highs in the low to minus teens possible again and overnight lows in the mid to high minus teens. There is a chance that by Friday our temperatures will moderate to more normal values, with highs in the low minus teens. Friday night will see lows in the mid to high minus teens and the low 20’s. This slightly warmer than normal pattern will continue into the weekend with the chance of more unsettled weather .
-Mike McGregor
That is good to hear
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