A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the Swift Current area, with about 5 cm of wet snow and locally higher amounts possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
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A special weather alert covers the R.M. of Wawken, including Wawota, Kennedy and Kenosee Lake. The forecast describes mixed rain and snow, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible and travel conditions that could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Victory area including Beechy, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
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A forecast for southern Saskatchewan calls for mixed rain and snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher totals through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
Rain and snow are forecast for much of southern Saskatchewan, with broadly about 5 cm and locally higher wet-snow accumulations through Monday. The source says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly due to snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
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A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Stanley area, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; the alert advises monitoring updated forecasts.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with broadly about 5 cm and locally up to 10 cm of wet snow through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of snow, poor visibility and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with 5 to 10 cm of wet snow possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan tonight through Monday, with broadly about 5 cm and locally higher wet-snow accumulation. The source warns travel conditions could deteriorate quickly due to snow, poor visibility and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Morse area, with about 5 cm and locally higher amounts of wet snow through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; further details are included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Shamrock area, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible and travel conditions potentially deteriorating quickly. Additional details beyond the supplied forecast were not included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
The source forecasts mixed rain and snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly and locally higher accumulations through Monday. It warns travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly from accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with broadly about 5 cm of wet snow and locally higher amounts through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly from accumulating snow, poor visibility and icy patches.
A forecast calls for mixed rain and snow across southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; the alert advises monitoring updated forecasts.
A weather alert forecasts mixed rain and snow, with broadly 5 cm and locally 5 to 10 cm of wet snow across parts of southern Saskatchewan through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly due to snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Spy Hill area, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts. The source says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; additional details were included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
A mix of rain and snow, with 5–10 cm of wet snow forecast around Rocanville through Monday, could quickly worsen travel conditions. The source also advises monitoring updated forecasts and alerts.
A special weather alert for R.M. of Pittville, including Hazlet, forecasts rain changing to snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly due to accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Silverwood area south of Whitewood, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible, is forecast tonight through Monday in southern Saskatchewan, including areas around the Trans-Canada Highway and south to the international border. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly from accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Griffin area, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A forecast for southern Saskatchewan calls for mixed rain and snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher totals possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
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A weather alert forecasts rain changing to snow in the Lacadena area of southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. It warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the Lake Alma area, with around 5 cm of wet snow broadly anticipated and locally higher amounts possible. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
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.
Rain changing to snow is forecast across southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly from accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the Maryfield area, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
