One day after record-breaking heat hit Saskatchewan, frost advisories are now in place for the south west corner of the province according the Environment Canada Public Alerts page.

The advisory are in effect for Swift Current, Shaunavon, Kindersely, Rosetown, Leader and their surrounding areas.

Environment Canada says the low temperatures are caused by a ridge of high pressure coming in from Alberta, which will clear out any cloud cover and decrease wind speeds in the impacted areas.

A warmer air mass coming into the province will keep temperatures above the freezing mark.

The weather office says any frost-prone plants should be covered if possible.

Regina is not under a frost advisory.