Thompson Temperatures Expected to Hit -30°C as Winter Weather Intensifies Feb 14 - AI Generated Image
The latest seven-day forecast for Thompson indicates a sharp drop in temperatures, with overnight lows expected to reach -27°C by Monday night and plummeting to -30°C by Thursday.
Environment and Climate Change Canada reports that the region will also see periods of snow and flurries throughout the weekend before skies clear for more frigid conditions next week.
According to the updated outlook from Environment and Climate Change Canada, Thompson residents should prepare for a mix of flurries and periods of snow starting February 14, 2026. While the snow is expected to taper off early in the week, it will be replaced by a significant cold snap.
Overnight temperatures are projected to decline steadily, starting with -27°C on Monday and reaching a low of -30°C by February 19, 2026. These extreme temperatures can pose serious health risks, including frostbite and hypothermia, which can occur within minutes of exposure.
The Manitoba Emergency Measures Organization advises residents to monitor weather updates closely and ensure their homes and vehicles are equipped for severe winter conditions. People are encouraged to limit time outdoors and dress in multiple wind-resistant layers if they must go out.
Manitoba Health also reminds the public to check on vulnerable neighbors and ensure pets are kept indoors during the most intense periods of cold. Past extreme weather events in the province have led to disruptions in transportation and local services.
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