A significant winter storm will impact the Prairies Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds, and bitter cold temperatures as the season makes a fierce return to the region.

A blast of winter weather will make its way into southern Manitoba tonight, bringing with it the potential of 15 to 25 cm of snow.

A return to winter weather is expected across southern Manitoba this week, with forecasters warning of significant snowfall and deteriorating travel conditions beginning Tuesday evening. In a special weather statement issued Sunday night,

The recent stretch of mild winter weather is coming to a blustery end in southern Manitoba. A heavy dump of snow is expected across the entire region while freezing rain is likely in some places as well as blowing snow and poor visibility in others.

A Manitoba Mauler is on the way for Friday. Its a type of clipper system we commonly see in winter, but what is it?

A yellow alert has been issued for Portage la Prairie and southern Manitoba in advance of a significant winter storm that is expected to bring heavy snowfall and hazardous travel conditions. All of Southern Manitoba will be impacted beginning Tuesday evening.

With Manitoba still dealing with expansive wildfires, the forecast could yield some good news with impending rainfall, but parts of the province could also see severe weather to go with the precipitation. Saturday will be a day to be weather-aware for ...

Extremely cold conditions in Manitoba have impacted a number of school divisions, who have cancelled classes or bus service for the day.