Heat warnings issued in southern Manitoba

Soaring temperatures during the day, little relief overnight prompts heat warning in southern Manitoba

Forecasts of stifling temperatures during the day with little relief overnight have prompted a heat warning for southeastern Manitoba, including in Winnipeg, but by the end of the week the thermometer will be back around the freezing mark.

Heat warnings issued in southern Manitoba

Manitobans are being encouraged to stay safe in the heat as temperatures are expected to rise in the province.

Previous May 11th daytime high records smashed across Pembina Valley

Sunday marked the beginning of a several day stretch of what's expected to be record shattering heat in Southern Manitoba, and according to Environment Canada that's exactly what we did yesterday with a number of communities establishing new daytime high marks for May 11th. The country's first Heat Warnings of the year were issued Saturday afternoon, and they were for parts of Southern Manitoba including the Red River Valley and Southeastern Mani

First heat warnings of 2025 issued in Ontario

Heat warnings have been issued for parts of northwestern Ontario amid “the first heat event of the season.” Environment Canada has issued the warnings for areas west and northwest of Thunder Bay. For areas in the southern part of the warnings, including Kenora, daytime highs of 28 C to 33 C are expected, the weather agency said. Nighttime lows of 18 C to 21 C are forecasted, “providing little relief from the heat,” Environment Canada said. Furth…

Mid-30s expected as Manitoba's early heat wave builds - The Weather Network

Winnipeg could soon grow hotter than they’ve ever been this early in May. Heat warnings are in effect

In the face of high temperatures caused by heat waves, specialists from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) issued a series of recommendations to prevent heat shocks, a potentially serious condition that can affect vulnerable groups and those engaged in outdoor activities. Among the main measures are adequate hydration, the use of light clothing, preferably of light colours, and the avoidance of prolonged exposure to the sun, especially in …