Oh, snow! Winnipeg, southern Manitoba under snowfall warning Sunday

The “will it snow or won’t it snow Sunday” question for Winnipeg has been answered – and the answer is a hearty “Yes it will.”

Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for the City of Winnipeg and most of southern Manitoba Sunday, calling for 10-15 cm due to a Colorado Low, with more snow closer to the Manitoba/US border.

“The snow will push into the extreme southwestern areas this morning and then spread to the Ontario border by evening,” said Environment Canada.

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“The snow will continue into Sunday night. The snow will end west to east early Monday as this weather system moves through the Great Lakes.”

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But don’t fret, fellow ‘Tobans, it’s not going to be all that bad.

“This snow will likely be fluffier than average,” said the warning.

Of course, this is a low blow from Mother Nature, especially when Manitoba’s two top weather rodents said Saturday that an early spring is on the way, and after two weeks of extreme cold.

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