Winter weather arrives in parts of Manitoba
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WINTER has likely settled in for some of Manitoba’s west after a walloping of snow that began Sunday morning.
“There’s a low-pressure system right over western Manitoba, and it’s bringing a fair bit of snow and strong winds to the area,” Environment Canada meteorologist Dan Fulton said Sunday.
He noted the Dauphin region saw particularly heavy snow and wind, with between 10-15 centimetres of snow expected to fall.
“Pretty nasty conditions out there,” Fulton said.
He said the low-pressure system was expected to move off overnight Sunday.
“There’s really cold air coming from behind, from Saskatchewan, so we’re going to see all that snow there (Sunday), and looking at the extended forecast, I don’t see any highs above 0 C,” Fulton said.
“This is probably going to be it… if you’re getting 10-15 centimetres like the Parklands are, I think that’s the beginning of the white stuff for winter.”
Further south, in Brandon and the southwestern corner of Manitoba, Environment Canada expected a “few centimetres” of snow to fall Sunday, Fulton said.