Thompson Continues Under Extreme Cold Warning with Wind Chills to -55°C on Feb 27 - AI Generated Image
Environment Canada has re-issued a yellow warning for Thompson, Manitoba, indicating a prolonged period of extreme wind chills ranging from -45°C to -55°C. Residents are urged to remain vigilant against frostbite and other cold-related risks as the dangerous conditions persist.
The extreme cold warning highlights the serious risk of frostbite, particularly for exposed skin, under the current conditions. Environment Canada advises residents to dress in layers, limit time outdoors, and watch for signs of frostbite and hypothermia.
Conditions are expected to gradually improve through the weekend, but Thompson residents should continue to take precautions until the warning is lifted. Up-to-date weather information is available on the Environment Canada website.
A member of the Canadian Association of Journalists, Emma returned to core news journalism in early 2025 following a distinguished 15-year career as a content publisher and digital strategist. This background allows her to combine traditional journalistic integrity with a modern, data-driven approach to storytelling.
Emma holds a First-Class Honours degree in Business Studies from the University of Ulster and a postgraduate diploma in Accounting, providing her with a unique analytical lens when covering municipal politics, community development, and the social issues shaping Thompson, MB.
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