Manitobans in the southwest part of the province woke up to an unseasonable, and perhaps unwelcome, surprise Saturday morning: snow. Shoal Lake was also hit hard, with somewhere between five and eight centimetres of snow falling in that area overnight. Cypress River got about seven centimetres of snow, while Roblin saw around five centimetres and Melita between one and two centimetres. 🧐 #bdnmb #mbstorm pic.twitter.com/mH1mBK9SDu —@RileyLaychuk"It's not unheard of to have snowfall in May in southern Manitoba. I would say every other year there is probably snow somewhere in southern Manitoba," Stammers said.

Source: CBC News May 09, 2020 14:44 UTC