Residents of Morris, Manitoba, can look forward to a stretch of milder weather this weekend as temperatures begin to climb following a chilly start to May. According to Environment Canada, there are currently no weather alerts in effect for the area.
After a cold start to the day on Friday, May 1, which featured a morning wind chill of -7°C, the temperature is expected to reach a high of 13°C under mainly sunny skies. Saturday will bring a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 17°C, while Sunday is forecast to be sunny with a high of 18°C. Residents should note that conditions are expected to change Sunday night, with a 60 percent chance of showers and a low of 4°C.
Alongside the improving weather, the town is seeing a positive start to the spring season regarding water levels. Mayor Scott Crick has indicated that the expected flood impacts for the Morris area remain minimal. This outlook aligns with the April 2026 flood outlook from the Province of Manitoba, which indicates that while moderate flood risk persists along parts of the Red River, the overall risk for tributaries and eastern Manitoba remains low.
Mayor Crick noted that water levels are dropping quickly south of the border, providing a more optimistic outlook for the community compared to previous years. With favorable conditions expected throughout the weekend, residents may find the weather well-suited for outdoor activities.
