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From record breaking temperatures in southern Manitoba to snow in Churchill

This is what residents in Churchill woke up to Friday morning. Mark Morellato

WINNIPEG — The city broke a 90-year-old record Thursday when temperatures hit 35.2 Celsius.

By Friday morning the thermometer in Winnipeg had dropped 20 C and in Churchill there was snow.

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The good news for the northern Manitoba town is it’s supposed to warm up to 1 C, normal for this time of year.

In fact weather across much of southern Manitoba this weekend will be seasonal, or slightly above normal. But it’s still a stark contrast to the record breaking temperatures Thursday.

The high in Winnipeg should hit 22 C.

 

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