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“So far this winter, the temperatures are below the 30-year average in much of the southwest and northwest regions and slightly above normal in the central regions.” – Alison Sass.
News, Weather

Expect more cold weather

La Nina continues to affect weather patterns across the Prairies

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While many fields may need some significant precipitation prior to spring seeding, the long-term forecast predicts near normal levels for the rest of winter. According to the 2022 Manitoba Basins Fall Conditions Report, after the wet spring of 2022, the hydrologic situation improved during the summer and fall months, with normal to below-normal rainfall. In
Weather Vane by Daniel Bezte
Weather, Weather Vane

Weather: Small chance of any significant snowfall

Forecast issued Feb. 10, 2023, covering the period from Feb. 15 to Feb. 22, 2023

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Once again last week’s forecast began on the right track, with warm weather moving in last Wednesday followed by a cooling trend on Thursday and Friday. What it missed out on was the strength of the warming trend. The push of warm air ended up being much stronger than anticipated as the upper ridge of
Weather Vane by Daniel Bezte
Weather, Weather Vane

Warmer and drier than average start to 2023

In weather terms, Manitoba’s January was rather Saskatchewan-like

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Maybe it’s because I’m getting old, but it seems like at the start of every new month I can’t believe how fast the last month went by. That’s right, we are already into the second month of 2023, and that means it’s time to look back at January, then redo our look ahead to see
Winter visitors to Wasagaming can glide down skating paths.
Farmit Manitoba

Riding Mountain National Park reclaims winter

After a difficult summer, activities resume in the national park

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Weather wasn’t kind for summer activities in 2022, but officials at Riding Mountain National Park hope 2023 will mark the return to a more normal year. Last year, the problems started early, said park spokesperson Dameon Wall. Major April snowstorms were followed by a whiplash of freeze and thaw conditions. The rest of the month
Weather Vane by Daniel Bezte
Weather, Weather Vane

Weather: More typical winter temperatures to return

Forecast issued Jan. 20, 2023, covering the period from Jan. 25 to Feb. 1, 2023

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The nice mid-winter weather continued, and if you are like me, you know that eventually this pattern will break down and we will see a return of average or below-average temperatures. Last week’s forecast did pretty well, considering the sluggish weather pattern. We saw mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures, with occasional periods of light snow and fog.
Weather Vane by Daniel Bezte
Weather, Weather Vane

Extreme cold hit western Prairies in December

The almanacs call for January to be colder and snowier than average

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In my last article, we began our look at the top weather stories across Canada in 2022, with particular emphasis on the Prairies. This week we will take a monthly look back and look ahead to see what might be in store over the next couple of months. It was an interesting December across the
Flooding from the Salinas River forces the closure of a road at Salinas, California on Jan. 12, 2023. (Photo: Reuters/Nathan Frandino)
Crops, Weather

California picks up debris from latest storm, braces for next

Also: Why all this rain won't end California's drought

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Sacramento | Reuters — Rain-soaked Californians took advantage of a break in a weeks-long deluge to haul away dead trees, restore downed power lines and prepare new stacks of sandbags before another series of storms hits the state beginning Friday. In Monterey County along the state’s central coast, communities near the still-rising Salinas River were
Weather Vane by Daniel Bezte
Weather, Weather Vane

An early 2023 weather outlook

It’s very early days yet but it could be a snowy winter and wet spring

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Due to the timing of deadlines this holiday season, I cannot provide the usual weather forecast. Instead, I thought we would have a little fun and take a brief look at the latest long-range outlooks for 2023. I will dig deeper into this topic in January and examine some of the factors that may drive
A drone’s-eye view of crews repairing a levee, north of the Cosumnes River, after it was breached by heavy rains and flooded Sacramento County roads and properties near Wilton, just southeast of Sacramento, on Jan. 2, 2023. (Photo: Reuters/Fred Greaves)
Weather

Northern California deluge’s current rainfall level expected again

Flood risk to continue into next week

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MarketsFarm — While the deluge of rain over northern California took a day’s break on Tuesday, agricultural meteorologist Drew Lerner of World Weather Inc. said the heavy precipitation would soon resume. Following the worst drought in California history, the state has been receiving very intense precipitation that’s brought flooding to its northern areas. “It will

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