Colleen Bready's forecast: How long will smoke last in Winnipeg?
Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for August 12, 2025.
Smoke is back in Winnipeg and southern Manitoba on Tuesday.
Northwest winds are sending smoke south, but Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) says it should start to ease up later this afternoon from north to south.
The weather agency says that should prompt an end to its air quality alerts in the province—for now.
ECCC says a ridge of high pressure will move over northern Manitoba, which will shift winds from the east and keep smoke in northern regions for a few days. Not welcome news for the area.
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Lockport pelicans
Lockport pelicans
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Beautiful double rainbow
A beautiful double rainbow
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Sunset
Winnipeg sunset.
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Sunrise over Island Lakes
Sunrise over Island Lakes in Winnipeg
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Sunrise in St Andrews
Sunrise in St Andrews
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A very smokey day
A very smokey day at Grand Beach
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Smokey day in Winnipeg
Smokey day in Winnipeg
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Kimberly Hill
Kimberly Hill in Winnipeg
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Royal Lake, Ontario
Royal Lake, Ontario
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Winnipeg Beach Sunrise
Winnipeg Beach sunrise
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Storm
Looking Northwest over the town of Hazelridge towards the Birds Hill Park area.
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Funnel cloud forming
Funnel cloud forming.
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Pelicans
Pelicans taking flight at Dauphin Beach
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Winkler, Mb
Winkler, Mb
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Sunset in Belair
Sunset in Belair
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The Sunset
The Sun setting over the city through the smoke, next to the Fort Garry Hotel
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Otter falls
Otter falls
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An active storm cloud at Netley Creek, MB.
An active storm cloud at Netley Creek, MB.
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A trough of low pressure over Manitoba along with the smoke will keep temperatures below normal for mid-August on Tuesday. Southern highs will only reach the low 20s, while northern regions will be held to cool temperatures in the mid-teens.
Otherwise, conditions are more stable across the province on Tuesday after several days of instability, capped off Monday by a line of severe thunderstorms that developed in the southeast before moving into northwestern Ontario.
Temperatures in Winnipeg will remain slightly below the normal high of 25 C for the rest of the week, with the exception of Thursday, when summertime heat returns with a forecast high of 28 C.
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