After the warmest temperatures in Canada Monday, daytime highs across southern Manitoba won’t soar quite as high Tuesday. Still, unseasonably warm weather continues this afternoon. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Monday’s Hot Spot in Canada was Emerson, Man., with a daytime high of 16.0 C. While there will be no repeat Tuesday, daytime highs across the south will range from 6 C to 9 C, several degrees above normal for this time of year. Clouds will increase across much of the region this afternoon, including Winnipeg and Brandon, while the southwest corner could get clipped by showers. Meanwhile, central and northern regions will see highs Tuesday between -3 C and 3 C. Several areas will get a light dusting of snow or flurries, including Thompson. To the east, the sun will shine over northwestern Ontario Tuesday, with mild highs between 8 C and 10 C. There is a low chance of flurries across southern Manitoba on Remembrance Day on Wednesday, including in Winnipeg. Skies will be cloudy with daytime highs above the freezing mark, but not by much. Despite the mild November weather so far, plan to dress warmly if you are attending any outdoor services in the morning. Looking ahead to Santa’s arrival during the Santa Claus parade Saturday in the city, expect a sunny day with an afternoon high around 5 C.
