Post by sledrat on Nov 8, 2012 21:12:13 GMT -5
WE ARE GONNA GET A WHACK OF IT BOYZ
HANG ON to yer Touques!!
SNOW STORM LARRY IS ON ITS WAY! TWO SOLID DAYS OF SNOW!!
up to 30 CM!!!
Im gonna start up my old elan ratsled tomorrow!
Summary from THE WEATHER NETWORK!! below
Major snowstorm this weekend.
Details
A Colorado low is poised to affect Southern Manitoba, including the City of Winnipeg, this weekend. Low pressure is gathering over the Rocky Mountains this afternoon, as moisture gets drawn northward ahead of it and cold air drops south of the 49th parallel. This combination will set up a major snowstorm for Southern Manitoba. Snow, heavy at times, will begin Friday afternoon over southwest portions of the province and will steadily spread eastward throughout the night. By Saturday morning, most of the warning areas will see falling snow, which will be heaviest during the day Saturday. Total snowfall amounts from this snowstorm are expected in the 15 to 25 cm range, although some pockets of up to 30 cm are possible, especially near the Turtle Mountains and east of Riding mountain National Park. Although winds won'T be particularly strong, the combination of heavy snowfall and winds in the 30 km/h range will likely produce near-zero visibility at times. Motorists should be prepared for very poor driving conditions across much of Southern Manitoba on Saturday. The heavy snow will finally taper off Saturday night, although some light snow may linger over the eastern half of the province on Sunday.
HANG ON to yer Touques!!
SNOW STORM LARRY IS ON ITS WAY! TWO SOLID DAYS OF SNOW!!
up to 30 CM!!!
Im gonna start up my old elan ratsled tomorrow!
Summary from THE WEATHER NETWORK!! below
Major snowstorm this weekend.
Details
A Colorado low is poised to affect Southern Manitoba, including the City of Winnipeg, this weekend. Low pressure is gathering over the Rocky Mountains this afternoon, as moisture gets drawn northward ahead of it and cold air drops south of the 49th parallel. This combination will set up a major snowstorm for Southern Manitoba. Snow, heavy at times, will begin Friday afternoon over southwest portions of the province and will steadily spread eastward throughout the night. By Saturday morning, most of the warning areas will see falling snow, which will be heaviest during the day Saturday. Total snowfall amounts from this snowstorm are expected in the 15 to 25 cm range, although some pockets of up to 30 cm are possible, especially near the Turtle Mountains and east of Riding mountain National Park. Although winds won'T be particularly strong, the combination of heavy snowfall and winds in the 30 km/h range will likely produce near-zero visibility at times. Motorists should be prepared for very poor driving conditions across much of Southern Manitoba on Saturday. The heavy snow will finally taper off Saturday night, although some light snow may linger over the eastern half of the province on Sunday.
