Winnipeg is in for a dynamic day of weather, with mostly cloudy skies dominating the scene and a strong chance of thunderstorms, especially in the late afternoon and evening. The temperature will reach a high of 28°C, but it’s the potential for thunderstorms that could steal the show. Winds from the south will be steady at around 30 km/h, with gusts up to 50 km/h, adding an extra bit of drama to the day.
As we move into the evening, expect temperatures to drop slightly to 22°C, but the chance of showers and thunderstorms remains high at 60%. This pattern will likely continue into the night, so if you’re planning to be outdoors, keep an eye on the sky and maybe a raincoat within reach.
Looking Ahead: More Showers and Thunderstorms
Tomorrow looks to bring more of the same, with temperatures holding steady in the mid-20s and the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms persisting into the evening. It’s shaping up to be a wet and stormy couple of days in Winnipeg, so make sure to plan accordingly.
Historical Weather Trivia
Today, August 14th, has seen its fair share of extreme weather in Winnipeg. The record high for this date was a scorching 36.7°C set back in 1952, while the record low was a chilly 2.8°C in 1968. Also notable is the 59 mm of rain that fell on this day in 1993, making it one of the wettest August 14ths on record.
Final Thoughts
Today’s weather in Winnipeg offers a mix of warmth and potential wetness. With thunderstorms on the horizon, it’s best to be prepared for sudden changes. Stay safe, stay dry, and keep an umbrella handy!
