Winnipeg is bracing for a swift shift to summertime heat, according to meteorologist Colleen Bready. The forecast for May 25, 2026, indicates a rapid warming trend, with temperatures soaring well above seasonal norms. Residents are advised to prepare for hot and humid conditions in the coming days.
Current Conditions and Forecast
Bready's latest update highlights a significant change in weather patterns, with a high-pressure system bringing clear skies and rising temperatures. The shift is expected to be abrupt, moving from spring-like weather to summer heat within a short period. The forecast includes daytime highs reaching into the 30s Celsius, accompanied by increased humidity.
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