Colder weather returning to Winnipeg
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This article was published 30/12/2010 (5424 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Bundle up Winnipeg — it’s going to be cold for the next couple of days.
The temperature will drop to -20 C this morning with a wind chill that makes it feel like -33. The cold weather is expected to continue Friday, with a forecast high of -19, and a wind chill of -36.
Things will warm up slightly on the weekend. Saturday’s temperature is expected to reach a high of -15 while on Sunday it will climb to -14.
Environment Canada has also issued a blizzard warning for Southern Manitoba — including Winkler and Morden. A low pressure system through Minnesota brought five to 10 cm of snow to southeastern Manitoba last night.