Advertisement

Feeling a lot like Fall this week in southern Manitoba

File photo of Fall colours taking shape in Morden. Photo Credit: Margo Friesen

WINNIPEG — School is back in session, and just like that, the weather has taken a definite turn to feeling more like Fall.

After a Labour Day weekend that saw some sunshine, hot temperatures, and unfortunately a lot of rain – southern Manitoba is feeling the difference in the temperature this week.

Our seasonal daytime high has now dropped to 20 Celsius with the overnight low of 8 C.

After reaching 28 C on Saturday our temperature dropped significantly Sunday to 19 C and along with that came the rain.

For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered directly to you when they happen.

Get breaking National news

For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered directly to you when they happen.
By providing your email address, you have read and agree to Global News' Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

The Red River Valley was hit hardest by Sunday’s system while Winnipeg received much less than other areas with a total of 14 millimetres.

Here’s a look at rainfall totals from Environment Canada:

  • St. Pieree-Jolys 81 mm
  • Altona 70-80
  • Gretna 75 mm
  • Letellier 64 mm
  • St. Malo 63 mm
  • Steinbach 57 mm
  • Morden 54 mm
  • Emerson 50 mm
  • Emerson 50 mm
  • Winnipeg Airport 14 mm
  • Winnipeg The Forks 14 mm
Source: Environment Canada

Our forecast does see a chance of more rain coming our way on Wednesday night, but we are not expecting another soaker like we had over the weekend.

Story continues below advertisement

 

Sponsored content

AdChoices