Manitoba

Snow and Extreme Cold Return to The Pas

By

Emma Kelly
March 4, 2026 7:51 am

Residents in The Pas, Manitoba, should prepare for a return to winter conditions as snow and extreme cold are forecast to arrive on the morning of March 5, 2026. According to Environment Canada, the incoming weather system will bring snowfall and significant wind chills that could impact morning commutes and local travel.

The forecast calls for snow to begin early in the day, with temperatures feeling much colder than the actual thermometer reading. Wind chill values are expected to reach -30 in the morning and remain near -22 throughout the afternoon.

The weather agency is also warning of a risk of frostbite due to the sustained cold. Residents and travellers are encouraged to dress in heavy layers and allow for extra time when driving or using local services such as school buses and the airport.

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