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Warm, sunny summers and cold bright winters characterize Manitoba's climate. Afternoon temperatures in July and August Average 25ÂșC with midwinter daytime readings almost always remain well below freezing. Wide variations from average values are common in all seasons. More than half of the annual precipitation falls in the summer months in the form of brief heavy showers. Most of southern Manitoba receives 110-140 cm of snow annually with the heaviest snow falls occurring in the northeast, in the Duck and Riding Mountains. (160 cm).
Location Average January
Temperatures (celcius) Average July
Temperatures (celcius)
Brandon
-18.4ÂșC
18.ÂșC
Thompson
-25.0ÂșC
15.7ÂșC
Churchill
-26.9ÂșC
11.
Average July
Temperatures (celcius)
Brandon
-18.4ÂșC
18.ÂșC
hot in summer cold in winter but winter lasts 10 months of the year HENCE THE NAME WINTERPEG
windsorebayer
Warm, sunny summers and cold bright winters characterize Manitoba's climate. Afternoon temperatures in July and August Average 25ÂșC with midwinter daytime readings almost always remain well below freezing. Wide variations from average values are common in all seasons. More than half of the annual precipitation falls in the summer months in the form of brief heavy showers. Most of southern Manitoba receives 110-140 cm of snow annually with the heaviest snow falls occurring in the northeast, in the Duck and Riding Mountains. (160 cm).
Dana C
Our summer evenings remain warm even after the sun goes down. It's never dull here! Love it!
kris23
Rain today!
J.A.K. <3
beautiful in the summer but in the winter we call it winterpeg manisnowba that obviously means it cold
Rossy
warm/ hot in the summer
Beautiful spring and fall
snowy and quite cold in winter
â„kenzâ„
GREAT! I live there and I LOVE it! Either rainy or hot enough to tan.
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