It was late Wednesday when Environment Canada release a rainfall warning for the area with a prediction of 50 to 60mm of rain falling from Thursday night until Saturday morning. The bulk of that system has moved on and while there is still some light rain in the area, the totals are coming in and they are higher than expected. Some areas to the west and northwest also received snow and poor highway conditions were reported around Brandon and to the north.
The latest forecast has some rain and drizzle in the area with a high of 9 today. It is expected to drop to 2 overnight so there is a risk of frost.
Rainfall totals Saturday morning from the Manitoba Ag Network
1 inch = 25mm
Winkler - 86.4mm
Jordan - 77.3mm (south of Carman)
St. Claude 69.6mm
Somerset - 69.3mm
Carman - 68.0mm
Manitou - 66.7mm
Holland - 66.7mm
Bagot - 65.5mm
Amaranth - 64.0mm
Austin - 63.3mm
Portage la Prairie - 61.6mm
Gladstone - 49.4mm
Eriksdale - 44.5mm
Alonsa - 42.2mm
Arborg - 31.3mm
St. Rose - 30.1mm
Stonewall - 29.4mm
Steinbach - 27.9mm
Swan Valley - 10.2mm
4H members from Manitoba and our area were not expecting this at Camp Wannakumbac near Onanole this weekend
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