Kyle Sooley-Brookings
Snowfall totals and wind gusts from Manitoba and Saskatchewan storm
A powerful Colorado low has hit Manitoba and portions of Saskatchewan. The storm delivered heavy snow, blowing snow and strong wind gusts and has been ongoing since Wednesday morning.
Several highways and roads were closed on Wednesday and a number of highways are still closed.
Manitoba snowfall amounts
Kilarney 60 cm
Selkirk 45 cm
St Andrews 38 cm
Morden 35 cm
Sandy Hook 32 cm
St Clements 31 cm
Great Falls 30 cm
Waldersee 30 cm
Winnipeg 20-30 cm
Pinawa 29 cm
Argyle 26 cm
Brandon Airport 12
Somerset 19-26 cm
Silver Harbour 25 cm
Whiteshell 21 cm
Douglas 24 cm
Neepawa 20 cm
Portage la Prairie 19 cm
Oak River 18 cm
High Bluff 16 cm
Virden 15 cm
Miami 13 cm
Woodlands 13 cm
Saskatchewan snowfall amounts
Estevan 30-40 cm
Merryfield 23 cm
Vibank 18 cm
40 km East of Yorkton 15 cm
Theodore 10-15 cm
Regina 10-13 cm
Yorkton 10 cm
Peak Wind Gusts:
Pierson 85 km/h
Birtle 83 km/h
Sinclair 81 km/h
Minnedosa 81 km/h
Souris 80 km/h
Brandon 91 km/h
Data Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada
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