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Extreme cold warnings blanket northern Manitoba

Extreme cold warnings are now in place for Manitobas entire northern half.

Wind chill values between -45 and -55 expected to last until middle of next week: Environment Canada

A person exhales in extremely cold temperatures. The cold weather is expected to stay in northern Manitoba until the middle of next week, Environment Canada says. (Justin Tang/The Canadian Press)

Extreme cold warnings are in place for Manitoba's entire northern half.

Environment Canada announced those warnings on Saturday afternoon.

A cold, Arctic air mass will move over northern Manitoba overnight and stay for several days, bringing with it an extended period of extreme wind chills.

Wind chill values between 45 and 55 are expected to persist over the region until the middle of next week.

While there will be slight moderation during the day, the extreme wind chillis expected to return overnight for the next several nights, the weather agency said.

More details about which regions are affected by the extreme cold warnings are available on Environment Canada's website.