Prairie Mountain Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
region in Manitoba, Canada
About Prairie Mountain
Southwestern Manitoba is drier and more prone to droughts than other parts of southern Manitoba. This area is cold and windy in the winter and has frequent blizzards due to the openness of the Canadian Prairie landscape. Summers are generally warm to hot, with low to moderate humidity. Southern parts of the province just north of Tornado Alley, experience tornadoes, with 16 confirmed touchdowns in 2016.
Prairie Mountain Travel Guide Sections
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