Drivers told to stay off highways
Drivers told to stay off highways as blizzard leads to pileups, road closures
It was mayhem on Manitoba highways today as a blizzard paralyzed the southern part of the province. The chaos took hold Friday morning as powerful winds whipped up whiteout conditions. It left drivers in ditches and RCMP responding to dozens of crashes.
Drivers told to stay off southern Manitoba highways as blizzard leads to pileups
At least 30 collisions were reported in southern Manitoba highways, according to RCMP, and dozens of highways were closed as of noon, including the Trans-Canada from Winnipeg to Brandon. A dozen cars were also piled up in a crash on the south Perimeter Highway in Winnipeg.
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Wind gusts in southern Manitoba topped 100 kilometres per hour (km/h) Friday as a blizzard continues to blast the province.
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You may want to delay any travel plans, a meteorologist says, especially if those plans involve highway driving.
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