Social media was full of jaw-dropping images of the snow aftermath around Manitoba, as people began to emerge once the blizzard had subsided. There's not much coming in the way of snow accumulation, but bitter cold temperatures are expected for the next several days. #cbcmb #mbstorm pic.twitter.com/W8NVS2xwf1 — @RileyLaychukThe storm left behind 41.4 centimetres of snow in the Brandon area with wind gusts that peaked at 95 km/h. The Trans-Canada Highway was closed just west of Winnipeg, in Headingley, leaving two dozen semis lined up. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)By late Wednesday morning, the weather warnings began to lift across the south, followed by the western and central areas.

Source: CBC News March 08, 2017 13:41 UTC