Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for April 21, 2025.
Get ready for great weather conditions for Monday’s Winnipeg Whiteout Street Party.
Once the chance of early afternoon showers passes, a mix of sun and cloud is expected on the way to a forecast high of 14 C.
As the party carries on into the evening, clouds will increase as temperatures slowly start to fall. No precipitation is expected, but that will change on Tuesday.
A disturbance over Alberta linked to a low in the US on Monday will move east, spreading rain and even snow into southern Manitoba overnight into Tuesday.
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Notre Dame de Lourdes And so seeding begins near Notre Dame de Lourdes. (Photo by Diane Simon)
Red sky over Caddy Lake Red sky over Caddy Lake (Photo by Barb Bobychuk)
Beautiful Candle Ice Beautiful Candle Ice (Photo by Holly McLeod)
Goose Cheering for Jets This goose decided to stop and cheer on the Jets. (Photo by Maureen Graf)
Manitoba crocuses Beautiful crocuses at sunset in Hartney MB. (Photo by Dylan Bertholet)
Wood Duck Wood Duck at the Quarry in East St Paul. (Photo by Melissa Tokariwski)
Arborg rainbow Beautiful rainbow after some rain in Arborg MB. (Photo by Susan Lach)
Spring at Lockport Pelican feeling Spring in the air in Lockport. (Photo by Zenon Char)
North American River Otter North American River Otter at Riding Mountain National Park. (Photo by Paul Browne)
Easter guest We had an unexpected Easter guest visit Sunday afternoon! (Photo by Carla Mroz)
Go Jets Go! A Great Day for a Win! (Photo by Jack Lawless)
Red wing blackbird Red wing blackbird feeding on a bull rush (Photo by Neil Longmuir)
Sunset Sunset north of Dauphin (Photo by Kimberley Shanowsky)
Oakburn, Manitoba Oakburn, Manitoba (Photo by Cecelia Slon)
Winnipeg, MB Winnipeg, MB (Photo by Joyce Plante)
Nelson house, MB Nelson house, MB. (Photo by Roger Dumas)
A squirrel enjoying a peanut A squirrel enjoying a peanut on this snowy morning in Winnipeg. (Photo by Chloe P.)
Robin in the springtime Robin in the springtime. (Photo by Allan Robertson)
Frozen Winnipeg River Frozen Winnipeg River (Photo by KAREN FROESE)
Great Horned owlets Great Horned owlets branching, where they jump/fly from branch to branch near their nesting tree. (Photo by Kevin Eisler)
Lac Du Bonnet Manitoba Frozen Winnipeg River Sunset in Lac Du Bonnet. (Photo by Karen Froese)
Ruthie's backyard Ruthie chilling in the backyard. (Photo by Joanne Maffenbeier)
Carberry Manitoba Crocus in full bloom at Spirit Sands south Carberry MB. (Photo by Allan & Denice Perswain)
Gimli Manitoba Group of Bald Eagle hanging out in Gimli. (Photo by John Webinger)
Cher and summer Cher finally gets outside with summer on It's way. (Photo by Ken & Dorothy Ollinik)
Stonewall Manitoba Stonewall Sunset (Photo by Ben W. Holyk)
Nopiming Provincial Park Ice fishing on Shoe Lake in Nopiming Provincial Park. (Photo by Diana Cyncora)
Heavenly Dogs Gator and Harlow are enjoying their limited time left to be out on the frozen Lake Winnipeg at sunrise . (Photo by Pat Payjack)
East of Beausejour East of Beausejour at 8:00AM today. (Photo by Carol Bush)
Harbingers of spring A flock of these harbingers of spring turned up in my yard this morning, undeterred by the snowfall I woke up to this morning. (Photo by Bruce Bolster)
Morning fog, downtown Winnipeg Morning fog, downtown Winnipeg (Photo by Jan Winnik)
One tree, lost in the fog One tree, lost in the fog (Photo by Barry Bugara)
Beautiful Belair Perfect spring day in beautiful Belair, lake Wpg still frozen, looking south towards Grand Beach. (Photo by Andrew Ashett)
Bald eagles Group of Bald Eagles hanging out in Gimli. (Photo by John Webinger)
Snowy waiting for the train Snowy waiting for the train. (Photo by Debra Mckay)
Settling to roost Settling to roost. (Photo by Tina Doell)
The first signs of spring The first signs of spring. (Photo by Fran Myles)
Bald eagles Bald Eagles in south fields. (Photo by Oliver Mckay)
Northern Lights Northern Lights over Keld (Photo by Jason Horbatiuk)
Northern Lights Northern Lights just outside Selkirk, Manitoba. (Photo by Arlene Helgason)
Northern Lights Northern Lights over Oxford House (Photo by Everett Weenusk)
Stonewall Sunset Stonewall sunset (Photo by Ben W. Holyk)
Ivy loves Gimli dog park Ivy loves Gimli dog park (Photo by Melissa Tokariwski)
Katrime, Manitoba Katrime, Manitoba (Photo by Dale Lewis)
Northern lights and the moon Northern lights and the moon setting along the western horizon. (Photo by Susan McEachern)
Beautiful day in Gods Lake Narrows Beautiful day in Gods Lake Narrows. (Photo by Murray Captain)
God’s Lake Narrows God’s Lake Narrows (Photo by Jolene Weenusk)
Meet Charlie The Crow This is Charlie the friendly crow. (Photo by Neil Longmuir)
Peak a boo! Fall melting out of Winter and looking into Spring. (Photo by Shelley Spring)
Whiteshell Provincial Park Whiteshell Provincial Park (Photo by LeeAnn Bung)
Knox and snow Knoxworth, the Wirehair Pointing Griffon (W.P.G.) enjoying the fresh snow. (Photo by Sheldon Brandt)
Winter wonderland morning Winter wonderland morning in Morden, MB. (Photo by Betty Warkentin)
Robins and Juncos These robins and juncos are just as confused as we are. (Photo by Ruth Slezak)
The springsunsets are back The spring sunsets are back. (Photo by Josh Keck)
Knee Lake MB Milky Way Sunrise at Knee Lake Manitoba (Photo by Wayne Boychuk)
This little one This little one was attracted to the dry deck and green plants in the sunroom. (Photo by Judy Franke)
Sunrise & Milky way Sunrise and milky way over Knee Lake, Mb. (Photo by Wayne Boychuk)
Knoxworth enjoying the fresh snow Knoxworth, the Wirehair Pointing Griffon (WPG) enjoying the fresh snow. (Photo by Sheldon Brandt)
Alaska's snow Our Alaska enjoying the snowfall. (Photo by Denise Taillefer)
Precipitation will remain as rain when it’s expected to arrive in Brandon late Monday night.
Further north, snow will start in Dauphin around the same time. That region could see 2-4 cm of snowfall overnight, with another 5-10 cm possible on Tuesday.
Environment and Climate Change Canada said areas in higher terrain, including the Duck and Riding Mountains, could get 10-25 cm of snow with this system.
Yes, spring officially sprung just over a month ago.
Snow will remain in the southwest, but rain will spread into Winnipeg and the southeast Tuesday. The question is when. Forecast models are in agreement that rain is coming during the day—they just don’t agree as much on when it will arrive.
