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For a third straight day, all of Saskatchewan is under an Extreme Cold Warning Wednesday, with no end to the deep freeze close in sight. Wind chill values will be at least -40 C across much of the pro...

All of Saskatchewan remains under an Extreme Cold Warning on Tuesday, as a ridge of Arctic air remains stalled over most of the prairies. On top of well below seasonal temperatures winds continue to c...

The deep freeze continues across Saskatchewan Monday morning, with the entire province still under an Extreme Cold Warning. Temperatures approaching -40 C and wind chills more than – 50 C in oth...

An arctic ridge of high pressure continues hovering across Saskatchewan with it being here for several days. An extreme cold warning remains in effect for the entire province with Environment Canada s...

Extreme cold warnings are in place for the entire province as artic air blankets Saskatchewan. Environment Canada is expecting wind chills to be anywhere between -40 and -50 throughout the weekend. Th...

It’s going to be a frigid weekend across Saskatchewan. Environment Canada has issued Extreme Cold Warnings for pretty much all of Saskatchewan, including Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert and Moo...

Extreme Cold Warnings have ended for Regina and Moose Jaw, but do remain in effect Wednesday morning for eastern and parts of central Saskatchewan, including Yorkton, Melville and Prince Albert. Wind ...

Extreme Cold Warnings continue to dominate most of the province Tuesday morning, including Regina, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon and Prince Albert, along with surrounding areas. Environment Canada says an Arct...

Extreme Cold Warnings remain in effect for all of Saskatchewan, other than the southern parts of the province Monday morning. This includes Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Yorkton and the Battlefords, but d...

Some very cold wind chills are expected across the central part of the province over the next few days. With temperatures hovering in the minus 30s, wind chill values are expected to reach minus 40 or...