Parts of the Prairies are expected to receive up to 50 cm of snow, with colder air bringing stormy conditions to the region. The Saskatchewan harvest is nearly finished due to favorable weather, while summer storms have caused $1.8 billion in damages across the Prairies. Manitoba's mild weather is nearing its end.
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