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Colleen Bready's forecast: Cooler temps, smoky skies for much of Manitoba
Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for June 2, 2025. Wildfires and the smoke they are producing remain the main concern for Manitoba and northwestern Ontario this week. After smoke spread across much of the province over the past weekend, air quality warnings issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada are in effect Monday for central and southeastern Manitoba, east of Winnipeg, and much of northwestern Ontario. An air quality warning for Winnipeg ended Monday afternoon. The southwest, including Brandon and Dauphin, are not under either alert, but local smoke is expected Monday across the region. However, some much needed rain showers that moved through the southwest overnight have made their way to Winnipeg and the southeast Monday. Expand Autoplay 1 of 81 Northern Lights Northern lights over Riverton, Manitoba (Photo by Vince Pahkala) Ominous Sky Ominous sky over Caddy Lake (Photo by Robert Granke) Fire Sun Fire sun over North Kildonan area (Photo by Janet Acklom) Niverville, MB Prominent Aurora over Manitoba yesterday (Photo by Hans Epp) Winnipeg, MB Winnipeg sunset (Photo by Thomas Kowalsky) Durban, MB Stars like midnight light snow against the northern lights (Photo by Ryan McCullough) Eagle River, Ontario A little piece of paradise in Eagle River (Photo by Connie Calvert) Steeprock MB A summer time sunset on a spring time evening at Steeprock (Photo by Shelley Fedoruk) Hazy Sunrise over Lake Winnipeg Hazy Sunrise over Lake Winnipeg (Photo by Laurie Lowe) Sunset near Douglas Sunset near Douglas (Photo by Brad Moorehead) Smokey calmness Smokey calmness in Norway House (Photo by Lucy Folster) Kong Jr. Kong Jr. somehow he got on the old house roof (Photo by Mike) Cold Lake/Sherridon fire Birds hill beach sunset (Photo by Sheldon Brandt) Sunset at Victoria Beach Sunset at Victoria Beach (Photo by Dawn McPetrie) Goslings at Juba Park Water Taxi Deck Goslings at Juba Park Water Taxi Deck playing in bubbles created by passing Waterways tour boat. (Photo by Roxanne Poole) Cold Lake/Sherridon fire Cold Lake/Sherridon fire. (Photo by Dan Sinclair) Two owlets nesting Two owlets nesting in a tree. (Photo by Andrea Fortune) Little Butterfly Little butterfly in Beaudry Provincial Park (Photo by Allan Robertson) Smokey Sunset Smokey sunset over Lac Du Bonnet (Photo by Derek and Karla Steele) Baby Killdeer Baby killdeer at parking lot in Grand Beach (Photo by Emmin Hosein) Pelican Fishing At the Zoo Pelican fishing at the zoo (Photo by Neil Longmuir) Sun behind smokey skies Sun behind smokey skies near Tyndall (Photo by Chris Skiba) Smokey Sunset Lac du Bonnet smokey sunset (Photo by Denis Paulhus) East St Paul MB Ivy loves sunset walks (Photo by Melissa Tokariwski) Dorothy Lake Dorothy Lake, Whiteshell Provincial Park (Photo by Shawn Trotter) Milkyway Core for Summer Milkyway core for summer (Photo by Hans Epp) Red headed woodpecker Red headed woodpecker visiting near Stonewall (Photo by Nancy MacKay) Mama Robin on our front yard Mama Robin sitting on her eggs in our thunder child tree. (Photo by Kevin Friesen) A robin sitting on her eggs A robin sitting on her eggs (Photo by Kevin Friesen) Cute Cubs Cute cubs near Arborg, Man. (Photo by Marcella Mccorrister) Sasagui Rapids and Smoky Sky Sasagui Rapids and smoky sky (Photo by Duke Beardy) Churchill MB Churchill Inukshuk (Photo by Angie Meisner) Victoria Beach Victoria Beach, Manitoba (Photo by Gio Gregorio) Warbler Bird These are warblers that come around at spring time. (Photo by Celeste Odono) Peek-a-boo! Peek-a-boo! (Photo by Mona Allen) Sandy Hook MB Mr Jay popping In to say good day in Sandy Hook. (Photo by Melissa Tokariwski) Clouds just before the rain Clouds just before the rain (Photo by Marthe Loeppky) Whitemouth A little system passed through (Photo by April Lundie) Ste. Anne skies There is something rolling in (Photo by Tannis Tilston-Jones) Niverville, MB Storm looking south from Niverville. (Photo by Ryan Buhler) Storm Storm in north of Riverton (Photo by April Vigfusson) Oxford House Oxford House (Photo by Jolene Weenusk) English Gardens English Gardens, Assiniboine Park (Photo by Sharon Baker) The Pas, Manitoba The Pas, Manitoba during fire suppression of the ongoing wildfire. (Photo by Xander Wadelius) Lac Du Bonnet fire Lac Du Bonnet fire May 13th (Photo by Allison Wold) The Pas, Manitoba The Pas, Manitoba during fire suppression of the on-going wildfire. (Photo by Xander Wadelius) Mammatus Clouds Mammatus clouds over Vermilion Bay (Photo by Janet Beardsley) Foxy day Young fox spotted today. (Photo by Kevin Friesen) Snow at Tadoule Lake Snow at Tadoule Lake (Photo by Caroline Cheekie) The Seine River Trail The Seine river trail in Royalwood (Photo by Leslie Jocelyn) Awesome lighting Awesome lighting at Oakburn, Mb. (Photo by Terri Smith) Stuartburn, MB Moogy, Michael and Charlie busting the heat. (Photo by Mike) Victoria Beach Victoria Beach (Photo by Andrew Ashett) Beautiful blue sky Beautiful blue sky (Photo by Sandra Van Bruggen) Winnipeg Beach Seagull Winnipeg Beach seagull (Photo by Pat Payjack) Pimicikamak MB Almost midnight in Pimicikamak MB. (Photo by Karlyn Setee) Fish Creek Fish Creek at Petersfield, Manitoba (Photo by Darren Vinette) A Pink Crocus A pink crocus (Photo by Sharon Stadnek) Beautiful Sunset Beautiful sunset over Elie, Manitoba (Photo by Jenn McStravick) Old Boat An old boat sitting in the lagoon (Photo by Robbie Swaffer) Beautiful Evening Beautiful evening at Grand Rapids (Photo by David Packo) Beautiful sunset Beautiful sunset near Hartney, Manitoba (Photo by Dylan Bertholet) Fort Whyte Interpretive Centre Sunbathing painted turtles. (Photo by Stu Hughes) Crestview Winnipeg Oscar Loves these sunny days. (Photo by Gerry MacFarlane) Gods Lake Narrows Gods Lake Narrows (Photo by Caleb Duck) Slow moving snow and ice Slow moving snow and ice (Photo by Ernie Turner) The goose came back The goose came back... hoping that this is a good luck sign for the Jets! (Photo by Maureen Graf) Winnipeg spring weather Sophie having a dog day. (Photo by Kim) Grand Beach Grand Beach at the end of 5th Avenue (Photo by Irv Simmonds) Blue-Winged Teal ducks Blue-Winged Teal ducks (Photo by Allan Robertson) Sunset on Peligan Lake Sunset on Peligan Lake near Ninette (Photo by Wendy and Ernest Roels) Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba Water bombers practicing today north of Lac du Bonnet. (Photo by Dan Goulet) Inwood, Manitoba Bandit on a sunny day in Inwood, MB. (Photo by Drenna Campbell) Sunset from Pleasant Valley Sunset from Pleasant Valley, Pelican Lake (Photo by Nancy Cruikshank) Hillside Beach sunset Hillside Beach Sunset (Photo by Seth Franklin) First warm weekend First warm weekend (Photo by Drenna Campbell) Arborg MB Beautiful sunset over the Icelandic river in Arborg MB. (Photo by Judy Danielson) Ice crystal and blue sky Ice crystal and blue sky (Photo by Sheryl Twardoski) The "white-out party" The "white-out party" at Knee Lake, Mb (Photo by Wayne Boychuk) Sharing Park space Sharing Park space in Pinawa, MB (Photo by Carole & Jason Lamb) Notre Dame de Lourdes And so seeding begins near Notre Dame de Lourdes. (Photo by Diane Simon) This is especially welcomed news for areas where fires are burning north of Lac du Bonnet and in Nopiming Provincial Park. Another helpful development - relatively cooler temperatures are expected this week in Manitoba, compared to last week's sweltering conditions. After temperatures soared into the upper 20s and low 30s last week, forecast daytime highs Monday are closer to 20 C, including in Winnipeg. That said, the fire fight in northwestern Manitoba will contend with strong, sustained and gusting winds from the west Monday afternoon and night. Daytime highs in Winnipeg will remain in the low 20s this week, right around the early June seasonal norm of 22 C. The next round of showers in the city is quite possible on Saturday and Sunday.
The Sun
29-05-2025
- Climate
- The Sun
UK weather: Brits to bask in glorious sunshine this weekend with ‘Iberia heat' sending temps to 26C – but only for some
SOME Brits could be set to enjoy temperatures as high as 26C this weekend as "Iberian heat" rolls in alongside glorious sunshine. The Met Office has forecast that the jet stream, which is coming up from the Atlantic Ocean, will allow warm air to be drawn up from the Iberian Peninsula, carrying it to the UK. 6 6 6 This could lead to above-average temperatures across parts of Britain, while some other areas could be in for showers and cloudy conditions this weekend. Met Office Meteorologist Alex Deakin explained that the "reasonably active" jet stream "may well tap into some real warmth from Iberia as we head into Friday and Saturday." He added: "Temperatures across the south - where it warms up on Friday - could get to 24C, 25C, maybe even 26C." The Iberian Peninsula, which includes Spain and Portugal, typically enjoys far warmer weather than the UK - and so winds carried over from this region are expected to help heat up southern and eastern England. Alex added that as we head into Saturday, parts of central England could also experience higher temperatures, pushing towards the 26C mark. He said: "By the time we get to Saturday, that warmth extends further north across more parts of central and eastern England - so we'll see temperatures more widely over 20c and into the mid-20s in parts of eastern England." However, this warmth won't be for everyone, due to winds coming in from the west and south west. Alex explained these winds would mean that western areas in the UK wouldn't feel "as warm". However, he added: "It'll still feel quite warm and humid everywhere as we head towards the end of this week. "But temperatures [will have] quite a contrast - it is going to warm up but only for some." 6 6 6 While temperatures are likely to be above-average across East Anglia and the south east, conditions are expected to be average for this time of year in the west of the UK, Alex said. In terms of sunshine, much of the south and east are expected to bask in glorious bright conditions, while western and northern areas are hit with clouds and scattered showers. Alex added: "If we see some sunshine on Saturday, it will really feel quite warm in these eastern areas." He explained western areas will likely not feel the sunshine this weekend, as an area of low pressure from the west brings "more cloud and more rain". By Sunday, there are expected to be scattered showers across parts of the north of England and Scotland, while southern areas should remain largely dry. This comes just days after Brits were soaked in a washout Bank Holiday Monday, with temperatures having dropped to as low as -5C in some regions. Thunderstorms hit across the UK, with one area - in and around the River Mimram in Hertfordshire - being issued with a flood alert. It followed the driest start to the spring in nearly six decades. Met Office five-day forecast Today: Wind and rain will move steadily east, with heavy, persistent rain over northwestern hills in the morning. Rain becomes patchy, with sunny spells developing across central and eastern areas. Cloudy elsewhere with drizzle. Winds easing, feeling locally warm. Tonight: Low cloud and drizzle will persist across many western hills overnight, before more persistent rain returns to the north and west, along with strengthening winds later. Clear spells elsewhere. Friday: Rain clearing eastwards across northern areas, Cloudy across central areas, with sunny spells and showers across the south. Temperatures near normal overall, but feeling warm in the southeast. Outlook for Saturday to Monday: Further showery rain this weekend, mainly in the north. Some very warm sunshine at first further south. Feeling warm, especially on Saturday, cooler from Sunday, and often breezy.
The Independent
27-05-2025
- Climate
- The Independent
Mapped: UK weather to see off bank holiday rain with temperatures to soar up to 25C
A Caribbean jetstream is set to see temperatures rise across the country, ending the UK's bank holiday washout. The South East may even see up to 25C by the end of half-term week, according to a Met Office forecast. Weather maps show a Caribbean jet stream sweeping across Britain, triggering a 48-hour spell of summer weather warmer than parts of Greece, Morocco and southern Italy. London will even be hotter than Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, and Palermo in Sicily on Friday. But Met Office spokesperson Oliver Claydon told The Independent that the burst of warm weather doesn't quite reach the forecaster's criteria for a heatwave. He said: 'Temperatures this week will fluctuate as weather systems move across the UK, bringing wet and windy weather at times, interspersed by warmer spells of sunshine. 'Temperatures could reach highs of 25C in the south on Friday and Saturday, while remaining a little cooler further north with temperatures reaching the high teens, possibly low 20Cs. 'There is a possibility as we head into June and through the latter part of next week that we could see higher pressure moving in and with it higher temperatures in the south, but at this stage, there is fairly low confidence in the extended outlook.' He added: 'Temperatures in the mid to high 20s are not unusual for late May and early June. Additionally, any period of higher temperatures is more likely to be fairly short-lived.' Temperatures are predicted to return to normal by Monday, but could rise again by Tuesday 3 June. The Met Office's long-range forecast warns of strong winds and thunderstorms in that period. It reads: 'Strong winds may also develop at times, particularly in the North and North West. 'With time, the signs are that systems will increasingly track to the northwest of the country, with the South probably starting to see longer, drier interludes while the North West continues to see more in the way of rain and at times strong winds. 'Temperatures are expected to be around normal overall, but will be cooler in any prolonged periods of rainfall. Meanwhile, there is the possibility of some very warm, perhaps hot conditions developing, especially in the South, and these bring with them the chance of thunderstorms.' It came as April 2025 was declared the sunniest since records began in 1910. This followed the third-sunniest March, and both months saw temperatures well above average nationwide. On 1 May, the temperature reached 29.3C in Kew Gardens in London – a new record for the date. Meteorologists are warning of the potential for a summer drought, as the UK has seen roughly half its usual amount of rainfall for March and April. While farmers are concerned about this year's harvest, some water companies are urging customers to help reservoir levels recover by limiting water use.
CTV News
26-05-2025
- Climate
- CTV News
Hail, thunderstorms and strong winds possible for much of Alberta
Calgary will see some hot weather over the next few days with the potential for showers. Jodi Hughes has a look at the five-day forecast from the Sky Watch Weat
CTV News
21-05-2025
- Climate
- CTV News
Cool temperatures set to continue through Ottawa Race Weekend
It's day four of the stretch of cool weather in Ottawa, with below-seasonal temperatures expected to continue through the weekend. The temperature warmed up to 12.9 C on Tuesday, eight degrees cooler than normal for this time of year. Environment Canada's forecast calls for a high of 16 C today, and 11 C on Thursday and Friday. The normal temperatures for this time of year are a high of 21 C and a low of 9 C. It will be mainly cloudy today with a 40 per cent chance of showers. High 16 C. Cloudy tonight with a 40 per cent chance of evening showers. Rain beginning near midnight. Low 9 C. Periods of rain are expected on Thursday. High 11 C. Friday will be cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of showers. High 11 C. The outlook for Saturday calls for cloudy with a 40 per cent chance of showers. High 13 C. Sunday will see a mix of sun and cloud. High 17 C. Ottawa River The rain in the forecast this week is expected to slow down the decrease in water levels along the Ottawa River. The Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board says flows are 'declining gradually' along the main stem of the river. 'Rainfall over the next days is expected to slow down the decrease of levels and flows,' the planning board said in a statement. 'Conditions at all locations along the main stem of the Ottawa River are expected to remain above average for this time of year over the coming week.'
