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AWCN11 CWWG 252201
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR MANITOBA
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 5:01 P.M. CDT SATURDAY 25 APRIL 2026.
DISCUSSION.
THE SPRING STORM THAT BROUGHT RAIN, FREEZING RAIN, SNOW, AND BLOWING
SNOW TO MANITOBA IS WINDING DOWN.
HEAVY SNOW SPREAD THROUGH NORTHERN MANITOBA WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH
THURSDAY, AND CONTINUED THROUGH TO FRIDAY NIGHT. SCATTERED FLURRIES
WILL REMAIN THROUGH THE WEEKEND AS THE SYSTEM CONTINUES TO WEAKEN.
GENERALLY, AREAS IN NORTHERN MANITOBA REPORTED BETWEEN 20 TO 40 CM
OF SNOW WITH THIS MULTI-DAY EVENT, WITH HIGHER AMOUNTS IN
NORTHWESTERN MANITOBA LIKELY. ALONG WITH THE SNOW, GUSTY WINDS
RESULTED IN REDUCED VISIBILITY IN BLOWING SNOW IN SEVERAL
LOCALITIES.
OVER PARTS OF CENTRAL AND NORTHERN MANITOBA, FREEZING RAIN IMPACTED
SEVERAL COMMUNITIES, NOTABLY THOMPSON, WHERE UPWARDS OF 10 MM OF
FREEZING RAIN POSSIBLY FELL THURSDAY OVERNIGHT INTO FRIDAY MORNING.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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