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Special weather - R.M. of Val Marie including Val Marie Orkney and Monchy

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The statement covers the R.M. of Bone Creek, including Simmie and Scotsguard, and forecasts snow across southwestern Saskatchewan beginning tonight and lasting through Thanksgiving Monday. It warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; confidence in the snow system’s strength and placement is low.

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  • Affected location: R.M. of Bone Creek including Simmie and Scotsguard
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The source warns of rapidly worsening travel conditions from accumulating snow and poor visibility.

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Update history

  1. A weather statement forecasts possible snow in the R.M. of Bengough and surrounding southwestern Saskatchewan, with amounts of up to 10 cm possible in some areas through Monday. The source notes uncertainty about the system’s strength and precise placement.

  2. A weather statement forecasts snow in parts of southwestern Saskatchewan, including the R.M. of Lake Johnson, Mossbank, and Ardill, beginning tonight and continuing into Monday. Accumulations could reach 10 cm south of the Trans-Canada Highway, with travel conditions potentially deteriorating quickly.

  3. An Environment Canada statement forecasts snow across parts of southwestern Saskatchewan beginning tonight, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway by Monday night. It warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; confidence in the system’s strength and placement is low.

  4. Snow is forecast for the affected area beginning tonight and continuing into Monday, with up to 10 cm possible south of the Trans-Canada Highway. Confidence in the system’s strength and precise placement is low.

  5. The statement covers the R.M. of Bone Creek, including Simmie and Scotsguard, and forecasts snow across southwestern Saskatchewan beginning tonight and lasting through Thanksgiving Monday. It warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; confidence in the snow system’s strength and placement is low.

Generated scores

Scores are based on the cited reporting and use a 1–10 scale. Read the methodology.

Confidence
6/10
Geographic reach
2/10
Global importance
2/10
Impact magnitude
3/10
Urgency
5/10

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