You may be loving the seasonably warm weather in November, but it’s putting a damper on winter businesses in the province.
Stony Mountain Ski Area has delayed its opening day as a result of the warm start to the season.
You won’t be able to hit the slopes until Dec. 10, due to the lack of snow.
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Stony Mountain Ski Resort usually opens its doors to skiers and snowboarders Dec. 1. Last year the ski resort was about two weeks late opening.
The resort needs -7 C or colder for making its snow.
Around five centimetres of snow is expected to fall in Winnipeg Tuesday.
West of Winnipeg should be getting it much worse: there’s a snowfall warning in effect for southwestern Manitoba, where 20-30 centimetres can be expected by the end of the day Wednesday.
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