News - Weather

Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living is warning people about potential hot conditions for central and northern regions of the province.

Due to recent heavy rains and rising water levels, the riverwalk at The Forks may be forced to close temporarily.

Manitoba Agriculture reports, with spring planting virtually compete, more rain and more consistent heat is needed to maximize yield potential.

The City of Steinbach Storm Ready Team is seeking up to six volunteers to act as weather spotters in times of severe weather, such as a tornado or severe thunder storm.

Manitoba Public Insurance is encouraging vehicle owners to inspect their extension and block heater cords after several recent vehicle fires have been linked to electrical arcing.

Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living is reminding Manitobans of health concerns related to colder temperatures, expected to occur over the next couple of days.

Manitoba Infrastructure reminds motorists to adjust their driving habits for winter conditions and to remain alert when following or approaching highway snowplows, as forecasts are calling for snow across many areas of the province.

A bad weather day in Manitoba – freezing rain, blowing and drifting snow, white-out conditions – can result in more than 1,000 collisions over a 24-hour period, according to Manitoba Public Insurance.

The Manitoba government is taking another step to help livestock producers who have been affected by dry conditions across the province.

Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living once again reminds people of the extended heat advisory for the province of Manitoba.