Morris residents can expect a stretch of mild and mostly dry weather this week, with temperatures climbing into the low 20s by the weekend. According to The Weather Network, cloudy skies and showers on Monday will give way to clearer conditions, and no weather alerts are in effect for the area.
As of 4 p.m. September 14, the temperature in Morris sat at 11°C, feeling like 8°C with a high of 14°C expected for the day. Environment Canada’s extended outlook for the region shows a mainly sunny Thursday with a high of 18°C, followed by periods of rain on Friday before a warm and pleasant weekend. Saturday and Sunday are forecast to bring a mix of sun and cloud with highs of 21°C and 22°C respectively.
The warming trend aligns with a broader pattern described by The Weather Network as an exceptional El Niño driving warmer-than-normal conditions across Saskatchewan and Manitoba this fall. Meteorologists call the season “Resilient,” meaning cold shots will come but mild weather tends to push back, extending fall conditions in southern Manitoba.
Separately, Manitoba’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre reports that water levels on most rivers and creeks have peaked and are now declining after significant rainfall events earlier this summer. No major precipitation is expected over the next several days, which supports continued recovery in the Red River Valley. The Town of Morris continues to monitor conditions but has no active flood watches or warnings in place.
