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Colleen Bready's forecast: Dry conditions continue throughout Manitoba
Colleen Bready's forecast: Dry conditions continue throughout Manitoba

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time3 days ago

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Colleen Bready's forecast: Dry conditions continue throughout Manitoba

Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for May 29, 2025. Hot, dry conditions persist in Manitoba on Thursday, offering no help to combat wildfires burning in several parts of the province. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) said these conditions sent mass amounts of smoke into northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan over the last few days, which is expected to continue for the rest of the week. Temperatures across most of Manitoba will climb into the upper 20s or low 30s on Thursday afternoon. ECCC has continued an air quality warning for parts of west-central, northwestern and southeastern Manitoba on Thursday. Relatively light winds will keep smoke lingering near the source regions of the fires. Meanwhile, a large portion of north and central Manitoba and northwestern Ontario, including Kenora, remains under a special air quality statement. ECCC said a cold front that moved through northern regions Wednesday night shifted winds and sent smoke to the southeast into central Manitoba. Most southern regions, including Winnipeg and Brandon, are not under either alert, but hazy conditions are possible Thursday afternoon and evening. There will be no relief from the heat on Friday, with the south forecast to reach highs around 30 C. Temperatures in the north will also heat up into the mid- to upper 20s. However, some much-needed precipitation is on the way to some northern communities near wildfires on Friday night, including Lynn Lake. These showers are not expected to reach other wildfire areas near Flin Flon, Cross Lake, or in the southeast. The next chance of showers in the south is on Monday.

Colleen Bready's forecast: Warm, dry weather expected to continue in Manitoba
Colleen Bready's forecast: Warm, dry weather expected to continue in Manitoba

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time5 days ago

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Colleen Bready's forecast: Warm, dry weather expected to continue in Manitoba

Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for May 27, 2025. The last few days of May and the beginning of June will continue to be warm and dry in Manitoba and northwestern Ontario. That, coupled with the risk of thunderstorms, won't help to combat wildfires. Environment and Climate Change Canada has continued an air quality warning for eastern Manitoba on Monday, including the Lac du Bonnet region. Meanwhile, the weather agency has issued a special air quality statement for much of the central and northern parts of the province, related to poor air quality caused by wildfires. Temperatures will reach the mid- to upper 20s across southern Manitoba on Monday. Conditions could become hazy, with the risk of thunderstorms. Most northern regions are expected to be smoky, with similar hot highs in the mid- to upper 20s. South winds will also be gusting at times. The sky will clear overnight for much of the province, although hazy conditions may persist in many areas. The rest of this week should bring even hotter temperatures to Winnipeg in the upper 20s in sunshine or a mix of sun and cloud. June starts off Sunday with temperatures climbing even higher into the low 30s.

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