Winnipeg, Manitoba – As the winter season continues to make its presence known, residents of Winnipeg woke up to a frosty morning on Wednesday. CTV News meteorologist Colleen Bready provided a detailed forecast for the day, warning of potential hazards and advising viewers on how to prepare for the chilly temperatures.
According to Bready, the city experienced a low of -12°C overnight, with wind chill values making it feel closer to -20°C. She also mentioned that the frosty conditions were caused by a high pressure system moving in from the north, bringing cold air with it.
Bready advised viewers to bundle up and take precautions when heading outside, as the cold temperatures can be dangerous if proper measures are not taken. She also reminded viewers to dress in layers, cover exposed skin, and limit time spent outdoors to avoid frostbite.
In addition to the cold temperatures, Bready also warned of potential icy patches on roads and sidewalks due to the freezing temperatures. She urged drivers to use caution and allow for extra travel time to reach their destinations safely.
As for the rest of the day, Bready predicted a mix of sun and clouds with a high of -6°C. However, she cautioned that the wind chill values would make it feel closer to -15°C. She also mentioned the possibility of light snow flurries in the evening, with temperatures dropping to -10°C overnight.
Bready’s forecast serves as a reminder for Winnipeg residents to stay prepared and take necessary precautions during the winter season. With the cold temperatures expected to continue, it is important to stay informed and heed the advice of experts like Bready to stay safe and warm.
As always, CTV News will continue to provide updates on the weather conditions throughout the day. Stay tuned for the latest information and stay warm, Winnipeg.
