Manitoba weather: The snow keeps on coming

Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for Dec. 9, 2025.

A substantial snowfall is in progress in southern Manitoba on Tuesday.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued a snowfall warning for most of the southwest, and for south-central regions along the international border.

The weather agency forecasts 10 to 20 cm of snowfall in these areas by Wednesday morning, adding areas in elevated terrain in the Parkland region could see more than 20 cm of snow.

Winnipeg and the southeast won’t have as much to dig out. Still, ECCC forecasts 2 to 4 cm of snow on Tuesday afternoon and similar amounts tonight.

Snow will reach most of northern Manitoba on Tuesday, but accumulations will be far less than in the south.

Northwestern Ontario will likely only be grazed with flurries or light snow as the low tracks into the United States. The bulk of the snowfall will fall south of the border in Minnesota.

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Ahead Tuesday night, strong and gusting northwest winds will whip up in Brandon and the southwest, as snow continues to fall.

Snow is expected to end in the southwest on Wednesday morning, while continuing intermittently in Winnipeg and the southeast throughout the day.

If that isn’t enough of a reminder that winter conditions have arrived, brace yourself for falling temperatures throughout the day on Wednesday across the south.