Colleen Bready's forecast: A mixed bag of atmospheric conditions across Manitoba
Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for June 17, 2025.
After thunderstorms moved through southern Manitoba on Monday, and calmer conditions prevailed in the north, expect an atmospheric role reversal Tuesday.
Much of the south will see a mix of sun and cloud, gusty northwest winds, and daytime highs in the mid-20s Tuesday afternoon, including Winnipeg and Brandon.
Meanwhile, a cold front slumping across northern regions will likely trigger showers and thunderstorms. While precipitation is needed to fight wildfires, lightning strikes that could spark new fires are not.
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Fathers' Day sunset
Fathers' Day sunset on East of Elm Creek
(Photo by Marion Stangl)
Can you see the face?
Can you see the face?
(Photo by Audrey Seip)
Beauty of a rainbow
Beauty of a rainbow
(Photo by Christine Pedersen)
Fort Garry
Bad hair day out in our yard in Fort Garry
(Photo by Brent Prusak)
Oak Lake, MB
Western Grebe couple
(Photo by Vladimir McRae)
Whyte Ridge Park
Barely enjoying the weather in Whyte Ridge Park.
(Photo by Martha Heinrichs)
The Pas, MB
Two swans and a duck swimming under a rainbow.
(Photo by Halle Olson)
Snowy Owl
Snowy Owl finding breakfast at the zoo
(Photo by Neil Longmuir)
Northern lights
Northern lights put on a show over Riverton, Manitoba
(Photo by Vince Pahkala)
Bee in the garden
Bee in the garden
(Photo by Debbie Wowchuk)
Great Crested Flycatcher
Great Crested Flycatcher belting out his mating call in St. Vital.
(Photo by Wade Munro)
June Strawberry Moon
June Strawberry Moon
(Photo by Hans Epp)
Lady Slippers
Beautiful yellow Lady Slippers
(Photo by Lorette Dheilly)
Big Bug's Bunny
Big Bug's bunny
(Photo by Beverly McLean)
Elm Creek sky
Elm Creek sky
(Photo by Natalie Stangl)
Mom and her ducklings
Mom and her ducklings
(Photo by Debbie Wowchuk)
Lester beach
Cold and incredibly windy in Lester beach
(Photo by Andrew Ashett)
Transcona trail
Transcona trail
(Photo by Jennifer Zacharias)
Hatchlings
Dove hatchlings.
(Photo by Emmin Hosein)
Sperling MB
Approaching storm in Sperling MB
(Photo by Ken Russell)
Big Saturday Storm
Big Saturday storm energizing seconds before huge downpour over Clearwater Bay.
(Photo by Geoff Hicks)
Manitoba Karting Track
Manitoba Karting track
(Photo by Monica Brooks)
Gladstone
Gladstone, Manitoba
(Photo by Ray Baloun)
Riding Mountain National Park
Smoky the bear
(Photo by Vladimir McRae)
Brandon MB
Smokey sunset at Errol Black Park
(Photo by Giselle Fillion)
Steinbach MB
This kit was very curious but cautious
(Photo by Kevin Friesen)
Betula Lake
Turtle off to lay her eggs at Betula Lake
(Photo by Chris Jonsson)
Red River
Dragon boat racing along the Red River
(Photo by Patricia McGhie)
Blue Heron
Blue heron at Hillside Beach, MB/
(Photo by Seth Franklin)
Wildfire haze
Wildfire haze at Snowlake area
(Photo by Kevin Shpak)
Pelicans and Smoke
Pelicans and smoke
(Photo by Doug Lauvstad)
Old Pinawa Dam
Old Pinawa Dam
(Photo by Jennifer Field)
Sunset
Sunset over Mitchell
(Photo by Martha Loeppky)
After the light rain
After the light rain in Beausejour
(Photo by Ed Pauls)
Over looking the Red River
Henderson Highway over looking the Red River
(Photo by Betty Clark)
Trumpeter Swans
Flocks of swans have been spotted on the Winnipeg River. Unusual and most likely fleeing the fires.
(Photo by Jen Smithson)
Very Curious
Very curious but cautious
(Photo by Kevin Friesen)
Beautiful Heron
Beautiful heron at Winnipeg Beach
(Photo by Annette Courcelles)
The Saskatchewan river
The Saskatchewan river
(Photo by Mary Ann Bradley)
Unique cloud formation
Unique cloud formation over South of McCreary
(Photo by Gail James)
Mallards & Geese
The pair of Mallards seem to be impressed with the parenting skills of the geese.
(Photo by Don McLeod)
Northern Lights
Northern lights at Durban, Mb.
(Photo by Ryan McCullough)
Newborn Fawn
Newborn fawn
(Photo by Roland Huemmer)
Monday will be a warm and windy day across the north, too. Wind gusts will come from the west or northwest in most regions, including in wildfire zones. Daytime highs will reach the low-20s.
No air quality alerts are in effect Monday in Manitoba. However, Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a special air quality statement for some parts of northwestern Ontario bordering Manitoba.
Roles will reverse once again on Wednesday, when a good chance of showers and thunderstorms returns to the south, including Winnipeg.
Precipitation is expected over the course of the morning in the southwest, before spreading to the southeast in the afternoon.
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