Illustrative image: (1 in a multiple picture set) This rock cabin sits next to the visitor center and blends so well with the scenery that some folks miss seeing it. It is left over from a research site of the 20's. Small groups of scientists would spend the winter here and one year 2 women lived alone here from October through May. It is not doubtful that at times their sanctuary must have been buried under snow, and the wind chill would have been below zero. — inkknife_2000 (7.5 million views +)/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
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.
A forecast for southern Saskatchewan calls for mixed rain and snow, with around 5 cm of wet snow and locally higher totals through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A special weather alert for the R.M. of Grayson, including Grayson, Dubuc and Killaly, forecasts mixed rain and snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow and locally higher amounts through Monday. The source warns that 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 through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly from accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A weather alert forecasts rain changing to snow in the R.M. of Saltcoats, with about 5 cm and locally higher amounts of wet snow through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A forecast for southern Saskatchewan calls for rain changing to snow, with about 5 cm broadly and locally higher accumulations through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Kingsley, including Kipling, with about 5 cm of wet snow and locally higher amounts possible through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly due to snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan tonight through Monday, with broadly 5 cm and locally higher amounts of wet snow. The source says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A special weather alert for the R.M. of Indian Head, including Indian Head and Sintaluta, forecasts mixed rain and snow and 5–10 cm of wet snow through Monday. It 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 the R.M. of Baildon area, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly due to accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
Rain is forecast to change to snow across southern Saskatchewan from tonight through Monday, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible. The source warns that travel conditions could worsen quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan tonight through Monday, with broadly about 5 cm and locally higher amounts of wet snow. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
Illustrative image: An extremely crisp, smog-free day in Los Angeles after two consecutive nights of heavy rain. From Mulholland Drive , I was able to capture this lovely, clear view of Universal City , Universal Studios , Burbank, Burbank Airport , Verdugo Hills , and the snow-capped San Gabriel Mountains . Also this photo is a milestone - it is my 1,000th upload to Flickr. Six days later, the weather would get freakier, and it would snow even in Universal City and Burbank! That would be the first snow in urban pa — InSapphoWeTrust from Los Angeles, California, USA/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
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.
A forecast for the Craik area calls for mixed rain and snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly from accumulating snow, reduced visibility, and icy patches.
An alert forecasts mixed rain and snow, with about 5 cm and locally more wet snow accumulating through Monday in southern Saskatchewan. Travel conditions may deteriorate quickly because of snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
Rain changing to snow is forecast in the R.M. of Golden West and nearby areas, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible through Monday. The forecast warns that travel conditions could worsen quickly because of snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
A rain-and-snow mix is forecast across parts of southern Saskatchewan, with about 5 cm of wet snow expected and locally higher amounts possible. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
Illustrative image: Torre Station in the snow. A train is leaving for Torquay. The up platform can be seen in more normal weather conditions in 197862 . Taken just after 7:15 am. — Derek Harper/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
A mix of rain and snow, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts, is forecast for the R.M. of Cambria area through Monday. The source warns that accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches could quickly worsen travel conditions.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Eyebrow area, with around 5 cm of wet snow broadly anticipated and locally higher amounts possible. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
Rain and snow are forecast across southern Saskatchewan, with broadly 5 cm and potentially 5 to 10 cm of wet snow accumulating through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility, and icy patches.
The alert forecasts mixed rain and snow, with broadly about 5 cm and locally higher amounts through Monday. It 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 the R.M. of Sherwood area, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly expected and locally higher amounts through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A forecast for southern Saskatchewan calls for rain changing to wet snow, with broadly 5 cm and locally 5 to 10 cm possible through Monday. The source warns that travel conditions could deteriorate quickly.
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Edenwold area, with about 5 cm of wet snow broadly anticipated and locally higher amounts. The source says travel conditions could deteriorate quickly; additional details were not included in the source data received by Planet Briefing.
Illustrative image: Snow at the Pickie Fun Park, Bangor (3 of 4). The bitterly cold weather has transformed the paddling pool into a fragile ice rink. Forward to: 1631204 Back to: 1631185 — Dean Molyneaux/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
A mix of rain and snow is forecast for the R.M. of Fertile Belt and surrounding areas, with broadly 5 cm and locally 5 to 10 cm of wet snow possible through Monday. Travel conditions could deteriorate quickly because of accumulating snow, poor visibility and icy patches.
Rain changing to snow is forecast for southern Saskatchewan, with 5–10 cm of wet snow possible and travel conditions potentially deteriorating quickly. The source describes the forecast period as continuing through Monday.
