A series of major low pressure systems have pummelled the Prairies over the past few days, dumping a wide swath of 10 to 60 cm of snow. No major city escaped this blast of winter. Here are some amounts in the form of a map, showing amounts that have fallen since November 7. Note that some of this data has not been verified for accuracy; the amounts come from Environment Canada's storm summaries and some are from Rob's Blog.
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| CLICK TO ENLARGE. Data is courtesy of Environment Canada and Rob's Blog and amounts are as of late afternoon Nov 11 |
Got an additional cm of snowfall overnight bringing my grand total for this storm to 21.8 cm.
ReplyDeleteLooking mild for the next few days. Could see a lot of this snow melt. Tomorrow I wouldn't be surprised to see highs between 3 and 5°C within city limits and into southeastern Manitoba. Colder temperatures over heavier snow-covered areas to our west and north.
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