Tomorrow's Weather Winnipeg: Snowfall & Windy Chill Ahead

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning: Cloudy, Bitter Cold with Wind Gusts

    The morning in Winnipeg starts off cloudy and bitterly cold with temperatures near -12°C, feeling like -20°C due to brisk winds gusting up to 27 km/h. Light winds at 16 km/h add to the chill, setting a frosty tone before snow arrives later in the day.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Dec 17, 2025:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up well for brisk winds and cold temperatures during morning outings.

• Commute: Prepare for chilly conditions with gusty winds that may affect travel comfort.

• Outdoor Photography: Capture the dramatic cloudy skies and frosty landscape before snowfall begins.

Temperatures gradually warming from -15°C early morning to -8°C by noon

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Afternoon: Snowfall Begins with Increasing Winds

    Snow is likely to start falling in the afternoon with a high chance of accumulation around 7.3 cm. Temperatures rise slightly to about -4°C, but gusty winds up to 39 km/h will keep the air feeling raw and cold. The snow and wind combine to create classic winter weather conditions.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Dec 17, 2025:

• Winter Sports: Ideal time for skiing or snowshoeing as fresh snow accumulates.

• Shopping & Errands: Dress warmly and plan for slower travel due to snow and wind.

• Indoor Activities: Consider visiting festive events like the Canad Inns Winter Wonderland to stay cozy.

Evening: Heavy Snow and Strong Winds Persist

    Snow continues into the evening with about 7.4 cm more accumulation expected. Temperatures drop slightly to -5°C, feeling like -13°C with strong winds gusting up to 48 km/h. Windy conditions will make it feel colder, emphasizing the need for warm attire and caution outdoors.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Dec 17, 2025:

• Evening Walks: Dress in layers and protect exposed skin from wind chill if heading out.

• Festive Events: Enjoy light shows and winter festivities while staying warm and safe.

• Home Comfort: Perfect evening to relax indoors with a warm drink after a day in the cold.

Wind speeds increasing from 4 km/h to a peak of 18 km/h with gusts up to 27 km/h

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Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Warm insulated jacket and thermal layers to combat cold temperatures

• Windproof gloves, hat, and scarf to protect against gusty winds

• Waterproof boots and snow gear for walking in accumulating snow

• Extra layers for evening as temperatures drop further

• Emergency car kit if traveling due to snow and wind conditions

• Portable charger and flashlight for safety during winter outings

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