Extreme Cold Grips Canada at -35°C as Arctic Air Bringing Century-Breaking Snow to Southern U.S.

Описание: Extreme Cold Grips Canada at -35°C as Arctic Air Bringing Century-Breaking Snow to Southern U.S.
Canada is experiencing one of the most significant Arctic outbreaks of the winter season with temperatures plunging to -35°C across the Prairie provinces. Wind chill values have reached a dangerous -50°C in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, where frostbite can occur in under 10 minutes.

The same Arctic air mass is creating a HISTORIC winter storm across the southern United States right now:
❄️ New Orleans: 20cm of snow (8 inches) - heaviest in decades
❄️ Baton Rouge: 19cm - century-old records shattered
❄️ Mobile, Alabama: 19cm - first significant snow in years

🚨 CURRENT CONDITIONS:
Saskatchewan: -36°C (wind chill -50°C)
Manitoba: -28°C (wind chill -36°C)
Alberta: Moderating to -3°C but still dangerous wind chills
Ontario/Quebec: Coldest air arriving Wednesday-Thursday

⚠️ EXTREME COLD WARNINGS remain in effect across Prairie provinces
⚠️ School closures across southern Manitoba
⚠️ Lake effect snow: 5-15cm possible around Georgian Bay

📅 WHAT'S NEXT:
Temperatures moderate by Friday across most of Canada
POTENTIAL major snowstorm for Ontario/Quebec this weekend (Sunday night-Monday)
10-25cm possible for Toronto, Montreal area - STILL DEVELOPING

This event is caused by a significant southward displacement of the polar vortex, allowing Arctic air to spill much farther south than normal across the entire North American continent.


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⚠️ SAFETY REMINDER: If you must go outside, dress in layers, cover all exposed skin, and limit time outdoors. Check on elderly neighbors and bring pets inside.
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Disclaimer: This forecast is based on the latest available weather models as of January 21, 2025. Conditions may change. Always follow local authorities and Environment Canada warnings.