Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, Nov. 13, 2026

All right, inching closer to the weekend and a big weekend in Winnipeg, of course, with the Santa Claus Parade happening Saturday in downtown Winnipeg. And the biggest difference you'll notice this time compared to previous years is that with us not changing the clocks back, our sunset is actually closer to quarter to six now. So that means it'll be a bit brighter as the parade gets underway at five o'clock, partly cloudy to a mostly sunny sky, two degrees warmer than previous years as well. But it will be a little bit breezy. So maybe put some layers on the kiddos. Joe, bring the toque mitts because you're... Likely going to need them. High pressure keeping most of southern and central Manitoba nice and sunny. Some lingering cloud cover through northern Manitoba through the day. Then we'll get back into a bit more of a sunny pattern at least for the southern half of the province as we head through the weekend. Likely a little bit of cloud cover in and out here and there. But by and large a mainly sunny sky right through Saturday into Sunday for southern and central Manitoba. And then we do start to build some cloud cover back in province wide as we get into next week. So looking at your temperatures through the afternoon. Back above seasonal for this time of year, fives and six is not out of the question for the parkland through Dauphin, Swan River, three degrees in Winnipeg, zero to one degrees into northwestern Ontario and the southeastern corner of the province and around the freezing mark for northern Manitoba as well. Your long range looking like this, up to four degrees for Saturday, sevens into Sunday and Monday, lots of sunshine as we head through the weekend into early next week and we'll see some of that sunshine starting to fill in with some cloud cover by early next week.