Tomorrow's Weather Winnipeg: Cold with Light Winds, Flurries

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning: Cold Clouds, Feels Like -18°C with Light Winds

    The morning starts off very cold with temperatures near -12°C, feeling like -18°C due to light winds around 13 km/h and gusts up to 24 km/h. Cloud cover will keep the skies gray with a slight chance of light precipitation, setting a brisk tone for early activities.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Feb 26, 2026:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up for brisk walks with your pet or quick errands in the chilly morning air.

• Commute: Light winds and cloudy skies will make for a manageable and calm commute despite the cold.

• Ice Skating: Take advantage of the cold morning to enjoy ice skating at The Forks with scenic winter views.

Temperatures remain very cold, ranging from -13°C early morning to a max of -8°C by noon.

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Afternoon: Cloudy, Slightly Warmer at -3°C, Winds Pick Up

    Afternoon temperatures rise slightly to around -3°C but still feel like -9°C with persistent light winds increasing to 17 km/h and gusts near 26 km/h. Cloudy skies continue with a low chance of flurries, maintaining a wintry atmosphere throughout the day.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Feb 26, 2026:

• Snowshoeing: Explore Assiniboine Park’s winter trails while the weather remains stable and cool.

• Outdoor Dining: Enjoy a warm beverage outdoors at local cafes, dressed in layers to stay comfortable.

• Winter Hiking: FortWhyte Alive offers great winter hiking opportunities with moderate wind conditions.

Evening: Flurries Possible, Steady Cold with Gusty Winds

    Evening brings a chance of light snow flurries with temperatures steady near -3°C, feeling like -9°C. Winds pick up slightly to 19 km/h with gusts reaching 30 km/h, adding a crisp edge to the night. Skies will clear gradually after the flurries end early overnight.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Feb 26, 2026:

• Ice Fishing: Consider heading to Lake Winnipeg for ice fishing before flurries taper off.

• Concerts & Events: Attend indoor events like the Charley Crockett concert to stay warm and entertained.

• Evening Walks: Dress warmly for a brisk evening stroll as winds increase and snow flurries pass.

Light wind speeds persist throughout the day, peaking at 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

• Hat, gloves, and scarf to protect against wind chill

• Waterproof boots for snow and possible flurries

• Windproof outerwear to shield from gusts

• Portable hand warmers for extended outdoor activities

• Sunglasses for glare off snow during daylight hours

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