WINNIPEG — Areas of the Parklands and Interlake are under Snowfall Warnings as an Alberta Clipper system is tracking through Saskatchewan and heading for Manitoba. Snow is expected to begin Friday morning and leave behind between 15 – 20cm before the system continues to the east.
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Winnipeg will likely get just over 5cm by the time the system clears over the weekend.
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Snowfall warnings are for the following areas:
- Dauphin, Roblin, Winnipegosis
- Minnedose, Neepawa, Russel, Riding Mountain National Park
- Ste. Rose, McCreary, Alonsa, Gladstone
- Swan River, Duck Mountain, Porcupine Provincial Forest
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