WINNIPEG – Weather – While there’s no official heat warning in place for Winnipeg, residents are still in for a scorcher of a day, with a humidex near 40 and gusty winds out of the south. The city could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm this morning, followed by local smoke and more storm risk tonight.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions (6:00 AM CDT – Winnipeg Richardson International Airport)
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Temperature: 22.2°C
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Condition: Partly Cloudy
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Wind: South-southwest at 26 km/h, gusting to 35 km/h
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Dew Point: 18.1°C
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Humidity: 78%
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Humidex: 28
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Pressure: 100.5 kPa and rising
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Visibility: 24 km
The day begins warm and windy, with sunshine early, then a mix of sun and cloud. There is a 30% chance of morning showers and a risk of a thunderstorm, but the bigger concern is the intense afternoon heat. Temperatures will reach 32°C, with a humidex of 39 — borderline heat warning territory. The UV index is 8 (very high).
Tonight’s Forecast
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🌥️ Mainly cloudy
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🌧️ 30% chance of showers, continuing after midnight
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⛈️ Risk of a thunderstorm
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🌫️ Local smoke may reduce air quality
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🌡️ Low: 17°C
Tomorrow – Friday, July 11
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☁️ Mainly cloudy
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🌧️ 60% chance of afternoon showers with thunderstorm risk
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🌫️ Local smoke in the morning
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🌬️ Wind becomes northwest 20 km/h by early afternoon
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🌡️ High: 23°C | Humidex: 28
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🌞 UV Index: 8 (Very High)
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🌙 Night: Cloudy with 60% chance of showers | Low: 14°C
Weekend Outlook
Saturday, July 12
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🌞 Clearing skies
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High: 26°C
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🌙 Clear overnight
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Low: 16°C
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Sunday, July 13
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☀️ Sunny and warm
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High: 27°C
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🌙 Clear skies continue
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Low: 17°C
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Wardrobe & Health Tips
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Today: Dress light and breathable. Stay in the shade and drink water often — humidex near 39 can quickly lead to dehydration or heat-related illness. Use sunscreen and sunglasses.
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Tonight–Friday: Be weather-aware with possible evening and afternoon thunderstorms. Smoke may affect those with breathing sensitivities.
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Weekend: Comfortable and dry conditions — perfect for outdoor plans.
Weather Trivia
Did you know?
Winnipeg’s highest-ever humidex was 47, recorded in July 2007. While today’s humidex of 39 doesn’t break records, it approaches dangerous levels, especially for seniors, outdoor workers, and young children.
