Tomorrow's Weather Winnipeg: Blizzard Warning, Heavy Snowfall

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning Blizzard with Heavy Snow and Bitter Cold

    The morning starts with intense snow showers and bitterly cold temperatures around -24°C, feeling like -35°C due to strong winds gusting up to 39 km/h. Visibility will be severely reduced as the blizzard conditions take hold, making it a challenging start to the day.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Dec 19, 2025:

• Commute: Avoid travel during the morning as blizzard conditions will make roads hazardous and visibility near zero.

• Pet Walks: Keep pets indoors or limit outdoor exposure to prevent frostbite in extreme cold and wind.

• Winter Sports: Postpone outdoor activities like ice skating or tobogganing due to severe weather and safety concerns.

Temperatures remain frigid, rising slightly from -30°C early morning to -20°C by noon

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Afternoon Blizzard Intensifies with Strong Winds and Snow

    Snowfall continues heavily into the afternoon with temperatures rising slightly to -14°C but feeling much colder at -25°C. Winds will strengthen further, gusting up to 50 km/h, sustaining dangerous blizzard conditions and significant snow accumulation.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Dec 19, 2025:

• Outdoor Events: Avoid attending outdoor holiday events as blizzard conditions will persist and travel remains unsafe.

• Community Activities: Consider indoor options like the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's 'The Nutcracker' or holiday concerts to stay warm and safe.

• Errands: Postpone non-essential errands to avoid exposure to extreme cold and hazardous roads.

Evening Snow and Wind Persist with Continued Blizzard Conditions

    Snowfall will taper slightly but remain steady with temperatures near -12°C, feeling like -21°C. Winds will ease a bit but still gust up to 45 km/h, maintaining blizzard conditions and low visibility into the evening hours.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Dec 19, 2025:

• Travel: Avoid evening travel as roads will remain treacherous and visibility poor due to blowing snow.

• Outdoor Curling: Outdoor sports like curling matches should be reconsidered given the severe weather.

• Holiday Light Viewing: Postpone outdoor winter walks to enjoy light displays until conditions improve.

Wind speeds increase gradually, reaching up to 23 km/h with gusts up to 35 km/h by noon

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Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Heavy winter coat and insulated layers to protect against extreme cold

• Windproof accessories such as gloves, hats, and scarves to guard against wind chill

• Snow boots with good traction for icy conditions

• Emergency supplies if travel is unavoidable, including blankets and a flashlight

• Stay updated with weather alerts and avoid unnecessary outdoor exposure

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