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  WINNIPEG -- An incoming winter storm has led to the closure of a number of Manitoba highways as southern parts of the province are placed under a blizzard and winter storm warning. The storm, which is forecast to dump up to 25 cm of snow on parts of southern Manitoba, arrived in the southeast Tuesday morning. On Tuesday evening, the province warned the following highways were closed due to poor winter driving conditions: Highway 16, from Minnedosa to Highway 1 PR 482, from Highway 5 to Highway 83 Highway 5, from Highway 1 to Grandview More information about road closures in Manit...

Winter storm, blizzard conditions force highway closures in western Manitoba Several highways in western Manitoba were closed as a winter storm moved into the province on Tuesday, bringing swirling snow, poor visibility and blizzard warnings. Social Sharing CBC News · Snowy streets in downtown Brandon late Tuesday night.(Riley Laychuk/CBC) comments Several highways in western Manitoba were closed as a winter storm moved into the province on Tuesday, bringing swirling snow, poor visibility and blizzard warnings. The system, which is tracking along the international border and impacting...

NetNewsLedger 354 KENORA – WEATHER – Travel on the Trans-Canada Highway, from Kenora to Winnipeg will present challenges today. There is a winter storm warning in effect issued by Environment Canada. The weather service says a winter storm will affect southern Manitoba beginning this morning. Storm total snowfall will be between 10 to 25 centimetres by Wednesday morning. This storm is caused by a strong low pressure system that will track along the international border today, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and blowing snow to southern Manitoba. Snow is expected to begin in...

Article continues below advertisement ↴ Areas of Manitoba including Steinbach and Winkler are currently under a blizzard warning, with blizzard conditions expected to develop Tuesday evening. A strong low-pressure system will track along the International border today bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and blowing snow to southern Manitoba. The heaviest snowfall amounts are expected to fall north of the Trans-Canada and Yellowhead Highways and south of an east to west line through Swan River. A swath of 15 to 25 cm is likely by Wednesday morning in these areas. South of the Trans-Canada Hig...