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Forecast – for Mar. 24, 2011

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Another tough forecast, at least to start this forecast period. One of the big weather-makers to affect this forecast period will be just winding up on Wednesday. As a number of you know, I have to complete this forecast on Monday in order to meet the newspaper’s publishing deadline. As I write this there is
Weather

Spring Can Give Us Some Heavy Snow

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With spring starting to make itself felt across the region and all the talk about the deep snow and flood potential, I thought I would bring up what could be an alarming weather fact: some of our heaviest snowfalls occur during the spring! I thought I would dig back into the weather records and share
Cereals, Crops

A Slow Thaw Our Best Hope

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Asnowstorm that was sweeping across Western Canada’s grain and canola belt would worsen what are already the wettest conditions for this time of year since the 1970s, a Canadian Wheat Board official said on March 21. Environment Canada, the government forecasting agency, issued warnings for snowfall up to 25 cm (9.8 inches) in southern Alberta
Country Crossroads

Be On The Lookout For Snow Mould

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As the snow melts, particularly because many areas of the Prairies have had so much snow this winter, gardeners will have to be on the lookout for snow mould. This fungal disease can attack lawns during the period when the snow is melting and cause significant damage to the turf. Gardeners should be observant as
Weather

Forecast – for Mar. 17, 2011

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The weather pattern looks as if it will continue to be fairly active during this forecast period. After seeing a rather strong area of low pressure push through southern and central regions late last week, which luckily brought more wind than snow, it looks like another low will move through during the middle of this
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Spring Flooding: The Dice Are Loaded

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It seems you can’t listen to a conversation lately that doesn’t at some point move to the topic of spring flooding. The latest flood forecast for southern Manitoba indicates a high potential for flooding in pretty much all regions. If we continue to have favourable weather, which means little to no snow or rain over
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Forecast – for Mar. 10, 2011

For once it seems that the weather worked out almost perfectly for us, at least considering what it could have been. At this time last week it was looking like we would be in the late-winter/early-spring deep-freeze. Last week it looked like cold arctic air would dominate our region keeping us cold and dry. Luckily
Weather

Winter Has Finally Come To An End

It’s hard to believe that another winter has come and gone, at least from a meteorological point of view. I know in our part of the world winter starts sometime in November and usually lasts until late March or early April, but according to most meteorologists (weather people) winter is simply the period of time
Weather

Split In Long-Range Forecasts

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Another month has gone by and we are either about to enter spring or we have another month of winter left. As usual for the end of the month, we’ll take a look back at February’s weather and then peer ahead to see if we will see an early arrival of spring or if winter
Country Crossroads

Don’t Complain About All This Snow

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Not many years ago we worried and complained about lack of snow. Snowmobiles, toboggans and cross-country skis remained in storage. Now we worry and complain about too much snow with the word, “flood” entering most conversations. We do have choices – we can fret about the arrival of a too wet spring or concentrate on

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