Carberry, Manitoba, will see a chilly start to the week with a risk of frost Monday night before temperatures climb into the mid-20s by Thursday, according to Environment Canada. No weather alerts are currently in effect for the area.
Overnight lows are expected to dip to 3°C with clear skies and light winds, with Environment Canada noting a risk of frost for sensitive plants. The average first fall frost for the region typically occurs between September 26 and October 4, according to Manitoba Agriculture, making this year’s frost risk slightly ahead of schedule.
Residents can expect a gradual warm-up after the cold start. Monday’s high is forecast at 19°C, just above the seasonal normal of 16°C. Wednesday will bring periods of rain and a high of 17°C, with showers lingering into the night before skies clear on Thursday.
The latter part of the week will feel more like late summer, with Thursday reaching 24°C after clearing and Friday hitting 23°C under sunny skies, ideal for outdoor plans. Current conditions as of midday Monday show a temperature of 16.9°C, humidity at 67 percent, and a light southeast wind at 5 km/h.
