Current Conditions
Good morning, Winnipeg! As of 5:06 AM CST on Tuesday, December 17, 2024, light snow is falling with a temperature of -9.1°C. The barometric pressure is 102.3 kPa and rising, indicating stabilizing conditions. Humidity stands at 85%, with a north-northwest wind blowing at 23 km/h, making it feel like -17°C with the wind chill. Visibility is reduced to 19 km due to the snowfall.
Today’s Forecast: December 17
Expect mainly cloudy skies with a 30% chance of light snow. Northwest winds will be around 20 km/h, becoming light this afternoon. The high temperature will be near -9°C, with wind chills near -20°C this morning and -14°C this afternoon.
Tonight
Mainly cloudy conditions with a 30% chance of light snow this evening, clearing overnight. Winds becoming north at 20 km/h near midnight. The low will drop to -23°C, with wind chills feeling like -18°C this evening and plunging to -28°C overnight. There is a risk of frostbite, so dress warmly if heading outdoors.
Wednesday, December 18
Sunny skies are expected, with light winds up to 15 km/h. The high will be around -20°C, with wind chills near -32°C, posing a significant risk of frostbite. The UV index will be 1, indicating low exposure.
Wednesday Night
Periods of snow with a low of -22°C.
Historical Weather Fact
On December 17, Winnipeg has experienced a range of temperatures. The highest recorded temperature was 5.0°C in 1998, and the lowest was -32.0°C in 1983.
Wardrobe Suggestions
Today, bundle up with a warm coat, hat, and gloves to combat the cold temperatures and wind chills. Waterproof boots are advisable due to the light snow. Tomorrow, consider layering thermal clothing under your winter attire to stay warm in the significantly colder conditions, and be mindful of the increased risk of frostbite.
Did You Know?
Winnipeg, known for its cold winters, often experiences significant temperature drops in December, making it essential to stay updated with the latest forecasts and dress appropriately to prevent frostbite.
Stay warm and safe, Winnipeg!
