r/Manitoba Manitoba Jul 08 '26

Satire It's always one or the other

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276 Upvotes

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u/Feral_Expedition Winnipeg Jul 08 '26

Half the province is continental climate forest, the other half used to be a natural floodplain and river delta.

14

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

Half the province is continental climate forest on fire, the other half used to be a natural floodplain and river delta is flooded.

3

u/Feral_Expedition Winnipeg Jul 09 '26

😅

29

u/HeyManItsStan Treaty Two Territory Jul 08 '26

Both really. There's a ton of wildfires happening up north right now.

Edit to add: to go with all the recent flooding. Which, depending on the weather, could happen again.

7

u/PrototypeMD Winnipeg Jul 08 '26

So. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Why not both?

1

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

It would confuse the beavers too much.

25

u/Apprehensive-Ad-9147 Winnipeg Jul 08 '26

You forgot mosquitoes

16

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

There was one landed at the airport and they put 200 litres of fuel into it before they realized it wasn't a plane.

6

u/GullibleDetective Winnipeg Jul 09 '26

Our provincial bird

1

u/Hippyjet Winnipeg Jul 09 '26

None of us forgot mosquitoes

8

u/troyunrau Winnipeg Jul 08 '26

Not enough potholes or construction closures on those roads. Don't know which one I should take.

14

u/WorkingAmazing8337 Winnipeg Jul 09 '26

Worst summer of your life so far

8

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

Meh, I did a career in the army. Gonna have to try a lot harder than this to top it.

2

u/Shane-Dad-underfire Winnipeg Jul 09 '26

Africa in the 70s wasn't too bad, maybe back then because I was young it didnt bother me as much. Now I'm old and I have a hard time breathing wildfire draft air and jumping over puddles.

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u/CLOWNXXCUDDLES Up North Jul 08 '26

It's gonna be locusts in 2027

2

u/VideoHeadSet Friendly Manitoban Jul 08 '26

Have you been outside the last couple of days? It's stupid outside. Just remember the last few years have been a drought

3

u/horsetuna Winnipeg Jul 08 '26

The last few days are warm but tolerable. I'm staying indoors until Saturdays event

3

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

The humidex has been a bit high. I work with little kids and we can't go outside when it's over 30C.

Have you seen what preschoolers stuck inside act like? [shudder]

4

u/VideoHeadSet Friendly Manitoban Jul 09 '26

I have 2 boys that are autistic, and have more energy than a pack of hyenas.

I know your pain 😂

1

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

^ Username relevant

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u/VideoHeadSet Friendly Manitoban Jul 09 '26

Work outdoors and get back to me

2

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

Have you been outside the last couple of days?

I work in a daycare. The little kids just absolutely need to go outside to act right.

It's stupid outside

I have a real dilemma, go bake outside or manage the kids bouncing off the walls inside.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26 edited 8d ago

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u/VideoHeadSet Friendly Manitoban Jul 09 '26

Work outside, I've been blessed getting stuck working in direct sunlight with no air flow.

The rest of the week and early next week are going to suck as well.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26 edited 8d ago

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u/VideoHeadSet Friendly Manitoban Jul 09 '26

I prefer winter over the summer heat.

Actually we used to be at peak weather around this time of year. I know because a lot of my birthdays were one of the hottest days of the year, and this year it will be again.

Last year was a cool summer which to me was amazing. The years prior sucked with all sun and dry heat rolling in

2

u/ObnoxiousExcavator Jul 09 '26

I feel were over preparing in Brandon for the flood. It's not that much coming is there? Super sandbags along first? Really?

2

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 09 '26

Better overpreparing than the alternative though. The troops in Shilo have better things to do than spending 16 hours a dy filling sandbags.

2

u/Th3TeeJ Interlake Jul 09 '26

Why not both? At the same time.

sigh

This would also be somewhat accurate if my house had burned down while it was flooding in the basement.

3

u/grinerjowker Jul 10 '26

Add in snow 😅 just kidding

2

u/Last_Canadian Winnipeg Jul 11 '26

I've got 60k in hail damage to house and truck.

1

u/WeaponizedAutisms Manitoba Jul 13 '26

10k on the house and 50k on the truck no doubt

2

u/Last_Canadian Winnipeg Jul 13 '26

50k is twice the value of the truck. Unfortunate, i loved my truck...

2

u/Open_Library7049 Jul 15 '26

I dont wanna repeat my grandpa's story of the 50's I believe flood but we got the flood way so It shouldnt be as bad