Southern sections of Manitoba and the region as a whole will be getting a taste of spring as warm air moves in with a pacific flow a return to above seasonal temperatures is likely to arrive the second half of the week. The clipper system that impacted us was part of the transition, thanks to multiple areas of low pressure that will be sitting over the western prairies this week. Find out how warm it will get and for how long.
Wednesday: Wednesday will be the first warm day of the week , partly cloudy skies are likely with temperatures rising into the low single plus side of the single digits. Not really much in the way of melting can be expected during the day,areas in the central part of Manitoba and the interlakes can expect highs in the minus single digits. Overnight lows will drop into the low minus teens in southeastern Manitoba and the interlakes with lows in the minus single digits in the southwest .
Thursday: temperature is on Thursday will rise into the low single digits in the southeast to the highest single digits in the southwest there will be a chance that areas in the river Valley could reach highs between 2 and 6°C areas in southwest between 6 to 8°C. Temperature is on Thursday night will drop into the low minus single digits in the south central and southeast part of Manitoba areas of the southwest, however will likely see temperatures overnight in the low plus side of a single digits.
Friday: Friday will be the warmest day of the week for the southern part of Manitoba end of the weekend what temperatures and some areas of the southwest reaching 10 to 12°CAreas of south eastern Manitoba will only see high temperatures between two and 4 to 6°C in some localities. Friday night looks like a mild night with much of the south seeing lows in the low single digits, the exception of the interlakes and the parklands regions seeing lows in the low minus single digits.
The Weekend: Temperatures will remain mild on Saturday with high temperatures on Saturday only reaching the low single digits in the extreme south with highs in the minus single digits in the interlakes and central Manitoba. The cold returns on Sunday into the start of the week with values in the minus single digits for day time highs and. Overnight lows in the minus teens.
