Tomorrow's Weather Winnipeg: Blowing Snow, Bitter Cold

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning: Cloudy, Bitter Cold with Wind Chill

    The morning starts off cloudy with temperatures near -22°C, feeling much colder at -32°C due to wind chill. Light northwesterly winds at 16 km/h gusting up to 29 km/h will contribute to the biting cold. Visibility may be reduced by blowing snow, so caution is advised for early travel.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Jan 19, 2026:

• Commute: Prepare for challenging travel conditions with blowing snow and gusty winds affecting visibility.

• Dog Walks & Errands: Keep outdoor activities brief and dress in layers to protect against the intense cold and wind chill.

• Winter Sports: Early morning is suitable for winter sports enthusiasts who are well-prepared for cold and windy conditions.

Temperatures remain frigid, ranging narrowly between -23°C and -20°C throughout the day.

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Afternoon: Cloudy, Cold with Persistent Wind Chill

    Afternoon temperatures will rise slightly to around -18°C but will still feel like -27°C due to persistent winds at 18 km/h with gusts up to 29 km/h. Cloudy skies continue with a low chance of precipitation. Blowing snow may still impact visibility, so outdoor plans should consider these conditions.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Jan 19, 2026:

• Outdoor Activities: Ideal for winter hiking or skiing if properly dressed for cold and wind.

• Events: Consider attending indoor events like the Riverview Community Centre Winterfest to stay warm.

• Commute: Continue to exercise caution on roads as blowing snow and gusty winds persist.

Evening: Clear Skies, Cold with Light Winds

    Evening brings clearer skies with temperatures dropping back to around -23°C, feeling like -32°C. Winds will ease slightly to 13 km/h with gusts up to 24 km/h, reducing the wind chill somewhat. Visibility should improve, making it a calmer end to the day despite the cold.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Jan 19, 2026:

• Outdoor Dining: Enjoy a brief outdoor experience with proper warm clothing as skies clear.

• Evening Walks: A good time for a short walk with reduced wind chill and improved visibility.

• Winter Sports: Evening ice skating or tobogganing can be pleasant with clear skies and lighter winds.

Wind speeds are consistently light, peaking at 21 km/h with gusts up to 32 km/h.

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Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Heavy winter coat and insulated layers to combat extreme cold

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

• Sturdy winter boots with good traction for icy or snowy surfaces

• Sunglasses to reduce glare from snow during daylight

• Emergency kit for travel including blankets and flashlight due to possible road closures

• Face mask or balaclava to shield face from blowing snow and cold winds

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