Colleen Bready's Forecast: Air quality warning ends

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6 days ago

Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for July 23, 2025.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has ended an air quality warning for most of Manitoba Wednesday afternoon, including Winnipeg.
The weather agency issued the warning for all regions in the province early Wednesday morning, with the exception of areas furthest north.
The warning remains in effect for the Flin Flon and Snow Lake regions, where air quality and visibility are expected to be poor in some areas Wednesday.
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Beautiful rural Manitoba
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Cloud formation over Lowe Farm, MB
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Peguis , MB
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Seagulls at Matlock pier
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The agency said better air quality is generally expected over southern Manitoba on Thursday. The risk of poor air quality will continue into Thursday in northern Manitoba, particularly near active wildfires.
The alert also continues for much of northwestern Ontario, where poor air quality is expected for the rest of the week.
Otherwise, Winnipeg and the southeast will see daytime highs rise to the mid-20s Wednesday, with more clouds than sunshine. Sky conditions may also be hazy at times.
The southwest will be slightly cooler, with a good chance of showers or a thunderstorm in the southwest around Brandon, while Dauphin will enjoy a mix of sun and cloud.
Localized smoke could waft into Brandon, while Dauphin will be hazy.