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Snow, ice and extreme coldSpecial weather - Brochet
Reported by Environment Canada Weather Alerts, Environment Canada Weather Alerts, Environment Canada Weather Alerts
A significant fall storm is forecast to affect northern Manitoba from Friday evening through the weekend, bringing rain changing to heavy, wet snow, possible freezing rain, and strong winds. Forecast amounts include 15–25 cm of snow, 20–40 mm of rain, and wind gusts up to 90 km/h; conditions are expected to improve Sunday.
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- Affected location: Lynn Lake
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The forecast includes substantial snow and rain, strong winds, blowing-snow visibility reductions, and freezing rain in named communities.
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A significant fall storm is forecast to affect northern Manitoba from Friday evening through the weekend, with rain changing to heavy, wet snow, strong winds, and possible freezing rain. Additional details are included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
A significant fall storm is forecast to affect northern Manitoba from Friday evening through the weekend, bringing rain changing to heavy, wet snow, possible freezing rain, and strong winds. Forecast amounts include 15–25 cm of snow, 20–40 mm of rain, and wind gusts up to 90 km/h; conditions are expected to improve Sunday.
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- Confidence
- 6/10
- Geographic reach
- 3/10
- Global importance
- 3/10
- Impact magnitude
- 5/10
- Urgency
- 5/10
Primary official sources
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Brochet
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Tadoule Lake
- Environment Canada Weather AlertsSpecial weather - Lynn Lake
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