With early significant snowfalls across the Prairies it is time for the first snowcover map of the season. This
map is created by Environment Canada but I do a lot of cleaning up of the map to try and make it more
readable. During this process a lot of detail is lost so this map should only be taken as a general guide for
how much snow is currently on the ground.
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