06.06.2026
temperature — CA news
Winnipeg is bracing for a significant temperature drop and snowfall, leading to a residential parking ban. Residents are advised to prepare for extreme cold.

What Happened

The City of Winnipeg is experiencing a significant drop in temperature, with forecasts indicating a low of minus-21 degrees Celsius overnight. Snow is expected to fall throughout the week, prompting the city to declare a residential parking ban starting at 7 a.m. on Thursday, February 26, lasting until 7 p.m. on February 28.

Why It Matters

Residents are advised to prepare for extreme cold conditions, which may see temperatures drop below minus-25 degrees Celsius between Tuesday and Saturday. The city encourages residents to check on seniors and loved ones during this period. Additionally, snow clearing operations will be in effect, with crews prioritizing sidewalks and pathways based on a designated schedule.

What’s Next

Winnipeggers are urged to make alternate parking arrangements during the snow clearing period. Information regarding street schedules can be accessed through the Know Your Zone app or the City of Winnipeg’s interactive snow map. Motorists are also reminded to adhere to any temporary parking signs in effect.