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We’re expanding our team and looking for two talented Meteorologists. If you’re passionate about atmospheric science, we want to meet you!

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Are you interested in working with us this summer?

Check out our meteorological assistant position. Open to all current Canadian undergraduate students studying atmospheric science or meteorology.

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Who should apply:

Current undergraduate students specializing in meteorology or atmospheric science. Must be attending a Canadian university.

📅 Application Deadline: February 8, 2026

We’re hiring for Summer 2026! 🌩️

Weatherlogics is looking for our next Meteorological Assistant. If you are passionate about severe weather and data analysis, we want to hear from you.

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Today's @weatherlogics.bsky.social 4-km WRF simulation over western Canada suggests that blizzard conditions are likely to redevelop tomorrow in southern Manitoba. Snow will move from west to east during the day, along with southerly winds of 40-60 km/h gusting to 60-80 km/h.

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Tomorrow's system will be accompanied by freezing rain in parts of Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba. This model image shows the approximate location of the freezing rain - keep in mind the actual band may shift slightly farther east or west as the storm develops.

The Trans-Canada Highway is closed between Virden, MB and the Saskatchewan border:

A significant snow event is getting underway across Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Total snowfall ranging from 10-20 cm can be expected in eastern SK and western MB. The map below shows total predicted amounts by Tuesday night. #mbstorm #skstorm

Hail is a major source of insured losses in Canada; it is also responsible for significant agricultural yield losses. In this recent #JCRR paper, authors Scott Kehler and Matthieu Desorcy, @weatherlogics.bsky.social, explore methods to produce a reliable #hail #climatology: buff.ly/QrFqvOM

The first snowfall of the season is expected tomorrow in parts of Saskatchewan and Westman. Here is a map showing total predicted snowfall amounts on Sunday. Note: The depth of snow on the ground may be less than forecast because there will be some melting. #mbstorm #skstorm

An early frost event occurred in Saskatchewan this morning. Numerous low temperatures were around or just below the freezing mark:

Indian Head: -0.6 C
Yellow Grass: 0.2 C
Coronach: 0.6 C
Broadview: 1.1 C
Estevan: 1.0 C
Weyburn: 2.2 C
Regina: 2.3 C
Moose Jaw: 2.4 C

We are excited that our peer-reviewed and report-based hail climatology for Canada has been published in the The Journal of Catastrophe Risk & Resilience. The climatology shows a maximum in hail occurrence along the Alberta foothills with secondary maxima in the BC interior and southern Prairies.

There is a risk of severe thunderstorms today in southeastern Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba. Any storms this evening also have the potential to produce tornadoes.

A much-needed rain event brought significant amounts to northern MB over the past couple days. Here are some storm totals:

Lynn Lake: 84.7 mm
Pukatawagan: 58.8 mm
La Ronge, SK: 54.6 mm
Tadoule Lake: 27.0 mm
Thompson: 23.9 mm
Snow Lake: 18.7 mm
The Pas: 18.4 mm
Flin Flon: 18.2 mm

There is a risk of severe thunderstorms today in parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan, including the possibility of a tornado. Our outlook below shows the severe risk area in yellow.

There is a risk of isolated severe thunderstorms in southern and central Manitoba beginning this afternoon and continuing into tonight. This includes the potential for tornadoes in south-central Manitoba. Be prepared if severe weather approaches!

Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible today across parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Below is our severe-weather outlook, with the risk area shaded in yellow. A chance of tornadoes has been identified within the white, cross-hatched area.

Here is our latest rainfall prediction for the Prairies, covering today through Saturday morning. Southeastern Saskatchewan and western Manitoba are expected to receive the most rain, but there should also be some precipitation over the fires in southeastern Manitoba!

We’ve just sent a significant weather update to our agriculture subscribers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, detailing the extreme heat expected this weekend and the timing of the next chance of rain. Check your inbox for more information!

Imagery from the Sentinel-2 satellite on Tuesday showed a lot of ice remaining over the Manitoba lakes. However, much warmer temperatures will arrive starting tomorrow, so that ice won't be around much longer!

Stay one step ahead of the weather with Weatherlogics’ high-resolution rainfall maps—see yesterday's showers and tomorrow’s downpours right down to your field.

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With spring upon us, we've wrapped up our snowfall and road condition maps for the season. However, you can always stay updated with our latest forecasts and real-time road conditions in our app. Rest assured, we'll continue to monitor any severe weather that may develop this spring and summer!

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A significant spring snowstorm is coming to an end across the Prairies. Here are estimated total snowfall amounts across the region up to 12 PM on Friday, March 28. #abstorm #skstorm #mbstorm

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