WINNIPEG — It was a weekend to forget – weather wise that is.
A mix of rain, wind and cool temperatures plagued the Thanksgiving long weekend – and it’s not getting any better.
At least not until the end of the week.
Our normal daytime high for this time of year is still quite pleasant and still in double digits sitting at 11 Celsius.
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We’ll see nothing close to that until we get much later in the week, and into the weekend.
A few nights of below freezing temperatures are also to be expected.
- Old Man Winter wallops B.C.’s Mainland/Southwest region, major highway closed
- Calgary hit by unexpected blast of spring snow, causing dozens of crashes
- False spring strikes again: Saskatchewan prepares for incoming winter weather
- Albertans’ interest in alternative forms of travel growing as fuel prices spike
Flurries, a chance of them anyway sit in the forecast for Wednesday and we could still see some showers roll through.
The long range model suggests that we could see normal or above normal temperatures into next week.
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