St. Theresa Point, Manitoba, is set for a stretch of warm and mostly sunny weather this week, with Environment Canada forecasting daytime highs climbing from 21°C on Monday to 28°C by Saturday.
Monday kicked off with mainly sunny skies and a high of 21°C, though the UV index sat at 6, which is considered high. Residents are being reminded to wear hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen if they plan to spend time outside. Tuesday will see even warmer temperatures, with a high of 23°C and another day of bright sunshine, but the UV index will remain high at 6.
By Wednesday, a mix of sun and cloud moves in, with the mercury rising to 25°C. Thursday continues that trend, reaching 26°C. The warmest day is expected to be Saturday, when a mix of sun and cloud could push temperatures up to 28°C.
There is a small chance of showers Friday, with a 30% chance and a high of 24°C. Sunday looks more unsettled, with a 60% chance of showers and a high of 24°C. No weather alerts have been issued for the area, meaning travel and outdoor plans should go ahead without major disruption.
As of early Monday afternoon, conditions at Island Lake Airport showed sunny skies, a temperature of 18.6°C, and light west winds at 8 km/h. The warm spell lines up with typical June weather for the region, where the historic average high is around 21°C.
