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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scope Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Swan River’s weather today is shown in the live forecast above. Located in Manitoba’s Parkland region, the area experiences a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, sometimes humid summers, making seasonal preparation essential.
What is the typical weather pattern in Swan River?
Swan River sits in a valley where continental air masses dominate. Winters (December–February) average highs near –10°C and lows around –20°C, with frequent snow. Summers (June–August) reach highs of 24–26°C, often with afternoon thunderstorms. Spring and fall are short transitions; frost can occur as late as May. For current conditions, check the live forecast above or explore the Canada weather hub for broader context.
How does Swan River’s geography affect its weather?
The Swan River valley funnels winds and traps cold air in winter, sometimes making it a few degrees cooler than surrounding plains. The nearby Duck Mountains and Riding Mountain National Park influence local precipitation, contributing to slightly higher snowfall than areas farther south. For hourly details, refer to weather swan river hourly reports from the live forecast above.
What is the average snowfall in Swan River?
Swan River receives about 120–140 centimetres of snow annually, with most falling between November and March. Snow cover often persists from late November through March, occasionally into early April.
Where can I find a 14-day forecast for Swan River?
The live forecast above provides a current outlook; for a swan river weather 14 day trend, use Environment and Climate Change Canada’s extended forecast or the weather network swan river page for longer-range projections.
Does Swan River have severe weather alerts?
Yes. Winter storms, blizzards, and summer thunderstorms with hail or tornado risk occur. Stay updated via the weather warning page or Environment Canada’s alerts for the region.