Warnings 3:37 PM CST Saturday 01 November 2014 Snowfall warning in effect for: •R.M. of Battle River including Sweet Grass Res. and Delmas •R.M. of Britannia including Hillmond •R.M. of Buffalo including Wilkie and Phippen •R.M. of Cut Knife including Cut Knife •R.M. of Douglas including Speers Richard and Alticane •R.M. of Eldon including Maidstone and Waseca •R.M. of Frenchman Butte including St. Walburg •R.M. of Glenside north of Biggar •R.M. of Hillsdale including Neilburg and Baldwinton •R.M. of Manitou Lake including Marsden •R.M. of Mayfield including Maymont Denholm and Fielding •R.M. of Medstead including Medstead Belbutte and Birch Lake •R.M. of Meota including Meota and The Battlefords Prov. Park •R.M. of Mervin including Turtleford Mervin and Spruce Lake •R.M. of North Battleford northwest of The Battlefords •R.M. of Parkdale including Glaslyn and Fairholme •R.M. of Paynton including Paynton •R.M. of Round Hill including Rabbit Lake and Whitkow •R.M. of Round Valley including Unity •R.M. of Senlac including Senlac •R.M. of Turtle River including Edam and Vawn •R.M. of Wilton including Lashburn Marshall and Lone Rock ..First significant snowfall of the season developing Sunday into Sunday night.. A storm system over southern Montana is forecast to track over southern Saskatchewan Sunday. This system will spread an area of rain along the Saskatchewan-Alberta border overnight into Sunday morning. As colder air works into the system Sunday, rain will change to snow with snow becoming heavy at times, especially for regions along the Alberta border. Much of the snow will melting at first however snow will likely start accumulating through the afternoon into the evening hours with 5 to 10 cm possible across much of the warning area. Snow will taper off Sunday night as the system moves northeast. Motorists are advised to be prepared for winter like driving conditions on area highways Sunday including the Yellowhead highway between Saskatoon and the Alberta border. Prepare for quickly changing and deteriorating travel conditions. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow. Environment Canada meteorologists will update alerts as required. Please continue to monitor your local media or Weatheradio for further updates. If you would like to report severe weather, you can call 1-800-239-0484 or send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports to #SKStorm.
Posted on: Sun, 02 Nov 2014 01:02:01 +0000
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