A slow‑moving system delivered another round of soaking rain across southern and western Manitoba on Sunday, with totals varying widely from community to community. While some areas saw only a trace, others were hit with heavy downpours that added to an already saturated landscape. Brandon picked up just over 20 mm, but pockets of the southwest and Parkland regions recorded significantly higher amounts. The heaviest rainfall was concentrated in the north, where Minitonas and San Clara once again topped provincial totals. Here’s a full breakdown of Sunday’s reported rainfall amounts across the region.
🌧️ Sunday Rainfall Totals (Most to Least)
- Minitonas — 125.4 mm (rising to 147.9 mm (5.8 inches) with early-morning totals added Monday)
- San Clara — 98.0 mm
- Swan Valley — 57.0 mm
- Alexander — 56.0 mm
- Newdale — 34.8 mm
- Forrest — 34.3 mm
- Russell — 31.3 mm
- Souris — 29.7 mm
- Dand — 28.2 mm
- Eden — 26.2 mm
- Minnedosa — 25.0 mm
- Rivers — 24.2 mm
- Neepawa — 23.0 mm
- Brandon — 20.6 mm
- Pierson — 18.0 mm
- Argue — 17.0 mm
- Waskada — 17.0 mm
- Mountainside — 16.9 mm
- Deloraine — 16.8 mm
- Findlay — 16.8 mm
- Sinclair — 16.8 mm
- Kenton — 16.3 mm
- Bede — 14.9 mm
- Kola — 14.9 mm
- McAuley — 14.6 mm
- Birtle — 13.8 mm
- Miniota — 12.9 mm
- Oakburn — 12.8 mm
- Ingelow — 12.6 mm
- Reston — 12.2 mm
- Virden — 11.4 mm
- Lake Audy — 10.4 mm
- Erickson — 9.7 mm
- St. Lazare — 8.7 mm
- Hamiota — 7.5 mm
- Minto — 0.7 mm
- Wawanesa — 1.9 mm
- Shilo — 4.5 mm
- Boissevain — 2.5 mm
