bluemonster1
LIFE MEMBER ONLY ONCE!!!
can't wait..up to 8 inches of snow and nasty high winds.This will cause drifting and fill everything in finally.Then the riding should be excellent.And more snow next week as well...
City of Winnipeg
4:26 AM CST Thursday 10 January 2013
Winter storm watch for
City of Winnipeg issued
Snow and blowing snow developing Friday.
The potential for severe winter weather exists over these regions.
The combination of a cold front invading from the north and a Colorado low passing through Minnesota will bring a wintery mix of heavy snow, freezing precipitation, strong northeast winds and low visibilities in blowing snow to much of Southern Manitoba Friday and into Saturday.
The accumulating snow will push into Western Manitoba with the cold front tonight and then spread through the Red River Valley by Friday morning. The snow and the winds will intensify during the day Friday as the Colorado low approaches Minnesota. Near blizzard conditions are expected throughout the Red River Valley Friday. The heavy snow and local blowing snow will spread through Southeastern Manitoba early Friday.
The snow and blowing snow will persist thought Friday night and then ease from the west on Saturday as the Colorado moves through Ontario. Generally a total 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected with this system but locally higher amounts are also possible. While the regions listed in this watch will be most impacted by these weather systems, snow and blowing will affect most of Southern Manitoba Friday and Friday night.
Much colder temperatures will follow in the wake of these weather systems for the weekend.
A winter storm watch is an alert of the potential development of severe winter weather. Persons in or near these areas should be prepared for developing adverse weather conditions and should listen for updated watches and possible warnings.t week.Mother Nature finally has come to her senses...
City of Winnipeg
4:26 AM CST Thursday 10 January 2013
Winter storm watch for
City of Winnipeg issued
Snow and blowing snow developing Friday.
The potential for severe winter weather exists over these regions.
The combination of a cold front invading from the north and a Colorado low passing through Minnesota will bring a wintery mix of heavy snow, freezing precipitation, strong northeast winds and low visibilities in blowing snow to much of Southern Manitoba Friday and into Saturday.
The accumulating snow will push into Western Manitoba with the cold front tonight and then spread through the Red River Valley by Friday morning. The snow and the winds will intensify during the day Friday as the Colorado low approaches Minnesota. Near blizzard conditions are expected throughout the Red River Valley Friday. The heavy snow and local blowing snow will spread through Southeastern Manitoba early Friday.
The snow and blowing snow will persist thought Friday night and then ease from the west on Saturday as the Colorado moves through Ontario. Generally a total 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected with this system but locally higher amounts are also possible. While the regions listed in this watch will be most impacted by these weather systems, snow and blowing will affect most of Southern Manitoba Friday and Friday night.
Much colder temperatures will follow in the wake of these weather systems for the weekend.
A winter storm watch is an alert of the potential development of severe winter weather. Persons in or near these areas should be prepared for developing adverse weather conditions and should listen for updated watches and possible warnings.t week.Mother Nature finally has come to her senses...
YamaChris
New member
That should be a lot nicer than the rain and dusting we are going to get here!!
TopGunnSrx
New member
60* here we come, better get my shorts out for the weekend!YamaChris said:
bluemonster1
LIFE MEMBER ONLY ONCE!!!
well it is now past +3 C above now,supposed to get rain or freezing rain tonight,and then it cools off and the snow will start.If the snow doesn't show up,basically not gonna be much a of a snow to ride on.Like usual winter is disappointing again ,no wander there are a ton of used sleds for sale..people are giving up sledding ..
Cooper0809
New member
+4 today w/sun, +7 tomorrow, +11 Saturday w/20mm of rain, +4 sunday then it drops below 0 again. lost 3/4 of our snow today!
devinzz1
Active member
love rain!!! *sarcasm*
goody_700
New member
We got 17" two weeks ago, now this week been in the mid-upper 30's with today being 40. Trails closed Mon AM due to forecasted temps. Tonight calling for an 1" of rain with temps close to 50 tomorrow... And to think 1 week ago, the trails were awesome, riding everyday...Now this...Oh well, maybe I'll take the Mustang for a rip this weekend.
Cooper0809
New member
maybe I'll take the Mustang for a rip this weekend.
I was thinking about getting out the bike. put some studs in the tires and I should be fine
I was thinking about getting out the bike. put some studs in the tires and I should be fine
bluemonster1
LIFE MEMBER ONLY ONCE!!!
the storm is heading right for us.Snow starting tonight,all day tomorrow, Saturday and even Sunday.Wow gonna love getting the sleds stuck..but will go and bust them drifts.Then starts to drop in temps..-29 to -30C at night.So next week I will be out everyday..sunny and cold and make the first trails out here.Gonna be a blast,finally !!! We will get more snow this one time then almost the last 2 seasons together..I am all ready for it.... 
Sorry to hear Bro....