Update: The special weather statement has been lifted.
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SASKATCHEWAN — Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for much of southern and central Saskatchewan.
"A late-season snowfall continues to impact portions of southern Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba, beginning mid-Sunday evening [March 29) over western areas, and spreading eastward through Sunday night," the advisory states.
Environment Canada says five to 10 centimetres of snow is generally expected over most areas, however a heavier band of 10-15 centimetres is expected through Moose Jaw, Regina and southeastward through Moosomin into southwestern Manitoba. The snow will continue through March 30 before tapering off early Mearch 31.
Five to 10 centimetres of snow is generally expected over most areas, however a heavier band of 10-15 centimetres is expected through Moose Jaw, Regina and southeastward through Moosomin to the Manitoba border.
The snow will continue through the day March 30 before tapering off early the following morning.
The cities of Regina and Moose Jaw were initially included in the statement, as were communities within more than 100 RMs. Saskatoon and more RMs were added March 30.
SaskToday will have updates as they become available.
