Talk about a cold front.
After a potent weekend low pressure system brought damaging winds to Winnipeg and southern Manitoba, it finally feels like fall has arrived.
An exceptionally warm September has given way to a much cooler start to October on Tuesday. That said, temperatures are now much closer to normal for this time of year.
Daytime highs across the south will reach the mid to upper teens this afternoon, as clouds build up over the region.
As for those winds, they will still be strong and gusting from the south or southwest, but not the kind of wind that is strong enough to split trees like we saw over the weekend.
In the northern half of the province, areas furthest north will only reach single digit highs, while most regions further south will climb into double digits, but just barely.
Conditions will be mixed this afternoon, with sunshine expected around Norway House and a good chance of showers in …