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From Environment Canada and summarized in the buzz post that I've attached, 10-15cm of snow is supposed to fall between this morning and tonight in Brandon and for a good chunk of Southwest MB.  
 
Supposed to be lighter/fluffier stuff. Have seen some folks float more gaudy accumulation numbers, from what I gather a little bit of uncertainty with just how light and fluffy because of uncertainty with water to snow ratio. When in doubt I tend to go with meteorologists and I see that the weather service stateside is giving similar numbers to what Environment Canada is saying here (predicting top out at 6 inches aka 15 cm in parts of North Dakota... link here).  
 
Feel free to use this thread to share what you're seeing. I'll add a post or many over the day if anything of interest or use strikes me!  
 
Edited by Adam, 2019-01-27 06:45:05

Already I’d say 3-5cm in my driveway but hard to get a confident accurate reading with what the wind is already doing with it. Wind sure has a bite to it!

I think your accurate Adam just shoveled it's right in that range seems to be slowing down now

Env Canada saying generally 5-10cm have fallen and my driveway seems pretty consistent with that. Little more weight to it than I thought, but manageable!

Priority routes to be done starting at midnight with assessment to be done tomorrow on whether all residential streets will be plowed:  

#BdnMb Streets & Roads crews will begin plowing Priority 1 Routes AT MIDNIGHT, with an overnight parking ban (12am-8am) on all designated Snow Routes. Follow link to view a complete list of Snow Routes - please park off all routes to avoid a ticket/tow! https://t.co/urvg5QhGz3

— City of Brandon (@CityBrandon) January 28, 2019

7.4cm is what Env Canada is saying Brandon had on Sunday.