Monday Rainwatchers totals after first of several possible events this week

The first of several disturbances this week brought another round of precipitation to parts of the Pembina and Red River Valley on Monday, the third time its rained in some locations since Canada Day.

"That may not sound that notable," explained CMOS Accredited Weathercaster Chris Sumner. "But some places in May and June only had rain two or three times over the course of the respective month. After the area was starting to talk about getting dry, for much of the region, we are catching up on that moisture deficit we had since the start of Spring."

Heat Warnings in place, with Severe Thunderstorm risk Thursday

After flirting with hot and humid the last couple of days, we are now officially into that with Environment Canada issuing Heat Warnings for all of Southern Manitoba. Today and Friday look like they will be the most humid days of the Summer, so far, with it feeling like nearly 40 at times as daytime highs push to 31 to 33 degrees.

Rainwatchers report variable totals from over the weekend

A couple rounds of precipitation arrived across the Pembina and Red River Valleys over the weekend.

"The first came mid to late Saturday afternoon when the cold front associated with a low pressure system centred over northern Manitoba swept through the region," explained CMOS Accredited Weathercaster Chris Sumner. "A line of storms from the Interlake south into North Dakota developed along that front. There have been a couple of reports of extremely gusty winds as the front moved from west to east."

Rainwatchers report short work week starts the same way May Long began, wet

Coming out of May Long weekend it was a similar weather theme to the start of it back on Friday; wet and cool.

"We had a very similar weather set-up early morning Tuesday to Tuesday afternoon when a slow-moving upper-level low pushing northward out of the Dakotas brought another round of rainfall to the region," said CMOS Accredited Weathercaster Chris Sumner. "If you happened to take a look at the RADAR imagery Monday morning, it looked almost like a carbon copy of the system we had move through Thursday night into Friday."