Southern Manitoba skilled one more wet day on Monday, with communities receiving as much as 50 millimetres (mm) of precipitation.
In line with a particular climate assertion from Surroundings Canada, a low-pressure system heading north out of the Dakotas introduced rain to areas of the province which can be already coping with flooding points.
The climate company mentioned Forrest, Man., acquired essentially the most rain on Monday with 50.4 mm of rain.
Different rainfall totals embody:
40.2 mm in Pierson
36 mm in Sinclair
32.2 mm in Baldur
31.8 mm in Sprague Lake
31.3 mm in Souris
29.6 mm in Killarney
The climate company mentioned that Brandon was hit with 23.7 mm, whereas Winnipeg acquired between 19 and 22 mm.
This rainfall got here because the province issued an overland flood look ahead to southern and central Manitoba on Monday.
- With recordsdata from CTV’s Katherine Dow.
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