Parkland residents that put away their snow shovels will need to dig them out of storage for what looks like one more massive dump.
Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for our region and parts of Western and South Central Manitoba.
10-20 cm of snow is expected to fall, with potentially higher amounts on the Eastern slopes of the Riding and Duck Mountains.
A developing low-pressure system from Alberta has pushed into Saskatchewan and will drop heavy, rapidly accumulating snow to parts of Manitoba beginning this afternoon and lasting through to Friday evening.
Travel conditions are expected to begin to deteriorate Thursday evening and continue throughout the day Friday, as visibility will be reduced in heavy snowfall and localized blowing snow.
