Canadian Transit & Weather Updates – February 5, 2025

SASKATCHEWAN

TRAVEL NOT RECOMMENDED FROM MB BORDER WEST TO REGIONAL ROAD 310.  Road conditions are expected to deteriorate due to snowfall warning issued for southern regions of the province.  Non-essential travel should be postponed.

https://hotline.gov.sk.ca/

MANITOBA

Snowfall Warning in effect for central and southern regions of the province – travel conditions expected to decline resulting in delays.

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/news/weather/forecasts/no-escape-from-winter-on-the-prairies-as-snowy-system-jeopardizes-commutes

Environment Canada has issued the following statement for both Saskatchewan and Manitoba – “Snowfall with total amounts of 10 to 20 cm is expected. A system tracking along the Montana/Wyoming border continues to bring heavy snowfall to southern Saskatchewan and the parklands region of Manitoba Wednesday morning. These bands of snow will then move into central Interlake regions of Manitoba during the day on Wednesday with the largest accumulations expected there Wednesday night. Light, fluffy snow will rapidly accumulate before tapering off to light flurries early Thursday morning in southern Saskatchewan and Thursday afternoon in Manitoba.”