CANADA...A MAJOR STORM IS SET TO HIT THREE PROVINCE'S

By Chandrayee Roy Choudhury, Canada: People in parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba are facing blizzard warnings on Wednesday as a major winter storm moves through the provinces and into northwestern Ontario.

Environment Canada posted blizzard warnings for southeastern Saskatchewan and southern Manitoba, along with winter storm warnings for many other parts of Manitoba and Ontario.

Travel conditions in the affected areas are expected to worsen as the day goes on.
Snow will continue in southeastern Saskatchewan Wednesday morning as the Colorado low continues to affect the area. Environment Canada says blizzard conditions will quickly develop as the system intensifies, with northerly winds gusting to 60 km/h and snowfall of 25 to 50 centimetres.

In Manitoba, as the system intensifies blizzard conditions are expected to spread quickly northward throughout the morning. Wind gusts of up to 70 km/h are forecast.

In ALBERTA too the effect is being felt as the temperature has dipped down to minus 15 DEGREES. And ❄️ SNOW hitting the cities of CALGARY and the surrounding areas. The city 🏙️ bylaws are taking good action of cleaning up the Major roads making commuting easy for all the office goers the wee hours of the morning 🌄.