Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
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Alright, middle of the week, let's have a look at your weather forecast
and as we get through the day,
looking at clouds featuring pretty much right across the province,
likely seeing a few peaks of sunshine here and there,
but the main thing will be with the shift in wind to more
of a northerly flow, we'll see the potential as we see some
of the cooler north wind interacting with some of the...
Open water on our large lakes.
The potential there for some scattered flurries
as we get through the afternoon.
So don't be surprised if you see a few snowflakes.
High pressure will start to set
in as we get overnight into Thursday morning.
That will also lead to some cooler overnight temperatures,
but it will lead to sunnier skies
as we head toward the end of the weekend.
This pattern will hold in place with things
a little bit closer to seasonal,
but still above seasonal for this time of the year.
As we get through Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
with things holding in place at this point right until...
The early part of next week, so looking at temperatures
to the afternoon, you'll notice things a lot closer to seasonal,
which would be at the freezing mark or so for this time
of the year across southern Manitoba, twos and threes to the interlake,
the Red River Valley, one to three degrees on the western side
of the province, mostly cloudy skies throughout the day today.
Winds out of the north gusting 10 to 20,
maybe the odd gust up to 30 through the afternoon
and temperatures slightly cooler than seasonal in northern Manitoba,
minus three in Thompson, Gillam at minus two through the afternoon.
Just one degree, a very seasonal day on the way as we head to Thursday.
This is what the fall should feel like
for us by this point in the month.
Three degrees for Friday, lots of sunshine as well,
and looking at temperatures close to four and seven degrees
as we head through Saturday and into Sunday.

