A broad swath of snow blankets the region this morning, with Calgary seeing the heaviest total (~23 cm) and several Manitoba communities in the 10–15 cm range. Expect ongoing light to moderate snowfall into the morning with lingering flurries afterward, and winds generally 25–50 km/h—not blizzard-level yet but enough to slow commutes. Because of the accumulating snow, plan for potential school delays and monitor updates for your area’s bus runs and road conditions. Parents should factor extra time for getting the kids ready and the ride to school as slick streets may persist.
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