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Manitoba faces incoming heat wave: climatologist

Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips. (Steve Russell/Getty Images)

If you like it hot, there’s some good news for you in Manitoba’s summer forecast, according to Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips.

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“I looked at the models this morning… For southern and central Manitoba, it’s warmer than normal, is what our call is — so if you like that warm weather, there’s going to be lots of it,” Phillips told 680 CJOB.

With a normal high at this time of year in the 22 C region, some of the upcoming weather is approaching record-book territory.

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“These are temperatures that are up to a dozen degrees or more warmer than you normally expect,” said Phillips.

“That Friday temperature of 35 degrees … my gosh, it’s not a record, but it’s close to it.”

“All of last summer, we never got to 35 in Winnipeg, so this is very early — and it may very well be the dress rehearsal of the kind of summer we’re seeing ahead.”

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