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A normal day in , the temperature ranges between about °C °F and °C°F.
The line represents the average temperature. The faded area represents the most likely temperature span. The temperature is within this area 80% of the times.
The line represents the average dew point. The faded area represents the most likely dew point span. The dew point is within this area 80% of the times.
The line represents the average wind speed.
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concrete track and some workout equipment too
This COVID-19 information is current as of 6-9-2020 and was taken from https://winnipeg.ca/publicworks/parksOpenSpace/
All City-owned play structures and picnic shelters are open as per the Province of Manitobas Restoring Safe Services plan, as are skate parks, tennis courts, basketball courts, and athletic fields (soccer, baseball, football, etc.). The City will not be cleaning or sanitizing playgrounds more frequently than normal. Use of these spaces is at your own risk.
Please note that social distancing is still required while within City parks and individuals must maintain a distance of at least two metres from every other individual in the park. This does not apply to people who can demonstrate that they are living together in the same household. Individuals are also prohibited from assembling in groups of more than 25 persons in an indoor place or more than 50 in an outdoor place. Any businesses operating within City parks must follow provincial public health orders.