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AWCN11 CWWG 141432
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR MANITOBA
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 9:32 A.M. CDT TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2025.
DISCUSSION.
A STRONG FALL STORM IMPACTED MUCH OF WEST-CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
MANITOBA FROM EARLY SUNDAY MORNING TO MONDAY OVERNIGHT, BRINGING
RAIN, SNOW, AND WIND TO MANY AREAS. AS THE SYSTEM DEVELOPED AND
EXITED SASKATCHEWAN INTO WEST-CENTRAL MANITOBA, MUCH OF THE
PRECIPITATION FELL AS RAIN. THE TRANSITION TO SNOW BEGAN SUNDAY
AFTERNOON IN WESTERN PORTIONS OF THE PROVINCE AND QUICKLY SPREAD
NORTHEASTWARD BY SUNDAY EVENING.
THE REPORTS LISTED HERE ARE GATHERED FROM A MIX OF SOURCES,
INCLUDING ECCC, NAVCANADA, MB FIRE, MB AG, COCORAHS, AND SOCIAL
MEDIA.
THESES AMOUNTS ARE MEASURED LIQUID, WHETHER IT WAS A RAIN
MEASUREMENT, OR A MELTED SNOW LIQUID EQUIVALENT.
MEASUREMENTS IN MM:
THE PAS 67.5
WESTRAY 61.4
GARYS MEADOW 60.7
SWAN RIVER 52.4
DURBAN 52.1
GRAND RAPIDS 48.6
WILLIAM RIVER 46.2
THOMPSON 38.7
NORWAY HOUSE 33.3
FLIN FLON 21.7
SNOW MEASUREMENTS IN CM:
THOMPSON 20
FLIN FLON 12
DURBAN 10.2
SNOW LAKE 35 (ESTIMATED)
SOME AUTOMATIC STATIONS REPORTED SNOW ON GROUND MEASUREMENTS, BUT
THESE SHOULD BE REGARDED WITH CAUTION AS THEY ARE NOT MEASURED BY A
HUMAN, AND CAN BE SUBJECT TO OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS, SUCH AS
WIND BLOWING SNOW AROUND.
MEASUREMENTS IN CM:
KELSEY DAM 22
FLIN FLON 12
SWAN RIVER 7
BEHIND THE SYSTEM ON SUNDAY NIGHT, THERE WERE ALSO STRONG WINDS OVER
A LARGE PORTION OF SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA.
GUST MEASUREMENTS IN KM/H:
MINNEDOSA 87
BRANDON 85
AUSTIN 85
MANITOU 85
DEERWOOD 85
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
END/PASPC
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