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This article was published 31/1/2014 (1272 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The good news is we are through another month of winter and that much closer to spring. The bad news is that we’re not there yet.
Below-normal temperatures continue to make up the Environment Canada forecast for Winnipeg today and into the start of February. Look for increasing cloudiness and a 30 per cent chance of light flurries this afternoon, with a high of -18 C. Wind chill values will fall into the -39 range.
JOE BRYKSA / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS
A car drives on Saskatchewan Avenue in St. James, dwarfed by massive snow banks nearly four metres high.
Tonight is calling for a low of -26 C with a slight chance of flurries.
The normal high/low temperatures for this time of year are -11 C and -21 C.
The weekend should be nothing but sunshine and crisp conditions. Saturday will see clearing around noon and a high of -18 C (wind chill -36). Sunny skies and a high of -16 C are expected for Sunday.
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