It is a sunny Monday afternoon in The Pas, Manitoba, with the temperature sitting at 17°C at the local airport. As of 1:00 p.m. on June 15, 2026, there are no weather alerts in effect for the area, according to Environment Canada. The forecast points to a mostly bright and quiet week ahead.
The 7-day outlook shows highs between 17 and 21°C for the town of about 5,600 people. Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to be the sunniest days, with afternoon highs near 19°C on Tuesday and 17°C on Wednesday. Later in the week, a mix of sun and cloud continues from Thursday through Sunday.
This calm stretch follows a bout of severe weather that hit southern parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan earlier this month. On June 9 and 10, a powerful storm system spawned multiple tornadoes, including an EF-3 twister near Oxbow, Saskatchewan. That system brought hail, flooding and tree damage to some communities, though The Pas was not directly affected.
Looking ahead, the only blip in the local forecast is a 30 percent chance of showers Friday night, June 19. The weekend is expected to stay dry overall, with a mix of sun and cloud and highs reaching 21°C on Saturday and Sunday. Long daylight hours this time of year mean sunrise around 5:13 a.m. and sunset at about 10:18 p.m.
Environment Canada tracks developing storms using radar, satellite and lightning detection, and issues colour-coded alerts when severe weather threatens. For now, residents can expect a pleasant week with no watches or warnings in place.
