A yellow-level wind warning covers the R.M. of Big River, including Big River and Chitek Lake, in Saskatchewan. Gusts of 90–100 km/h are expected; the severe-gust threat is forecast to end this evening.
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Affected location: R.M. of Big River, including Big River and Chitek Lake
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Environment Canada warns of severe wind gusts of 90–100 km/h in the affected area late this afternoon. Possible impacts include local utility outages and damage to roofs, fences, branches, or soft shelters.
A warning reports damaging wind gusts of 90 to 100 km/h in the R.M. of Douglas area, including Speers, Richard and Alticane. The severe gust threat is expected to end this evening, though moderate to strong winds may persist into Sunday.
A yellow wind warning covers the R.M. of Cut Knife, including Cut Knife, with gusts of 90–100 km/h expected late this afternoon. The severe gust threat is expected to end this evening, though moderate to strong winds may persist across much of Saskatchewan into Sunday.
Rain changing to snow is forecast, with about 5 cm of wet snow and locally higher amounts through Monday. The alert says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; further details are included in the source.
A special weather alert forecasts a mix of rain and snow in the R.M. of Moose Mountain area, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly anticipated through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow, including about 5 cm of wet snow with locally higher amounts, is forecast for the R.M. of Caledonia area through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
