snow

Chilly nights and snow-covered slopes may not be easy to come by in much of Canada during the first part of the winter season, according to the winter outlook from one of Canada’s prominent forecasters.  The Weather Network predicts El Niño conditions will lead to above-average temperatures and lower-than-normal precipitation levels in much of the […]

The sanding and ice maintenance crews were out at about 3:30 this morning in the Queen City, as an expected ice and snow storm covered the city’s streets in time for the morning commute. The city of Regina had their own issues with snow and ice this morning. The city’s manager of roadway seasonal operations Tyler Bien […]

It’s a tricky day for driving, thanks to the first snowfall of the year. In Regina about 3 inches of snow fell, making the streets slippery and slushy. The snow is expected to continue through the morning, and ease to light flurries later in the day. There is the potential for more snow tonight in […]

The Water Security Agency is warning people along the North Saskatchewan River, that whole lot of water is coming. Heavy Rain on top of snow packs in Alberta will bring flows along the North Saskatchewan River from 280 m3/second to as high as 1200 m3/s. Peak flows are expected to arrive from Alberta on Friday […]

It looks more like winter than spring across Saskatchewan as a spring storm has brought snow to the City of Regina. Tyler Bien, manager of roadway seasonal operations with the City of Regina, said city crews are currently responding in storm mode. “They’re focusing on our high-speed, high-volume roads as well as our emergency roads. […]

The latest snowfall in southern Saskatchewan is seen as a mixed blessing. Regina has had a couple of centimeters but some areas have received several inches of snow. The president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association, Garner Deobald of Hodgeville says the moisture is welcome. He says there is little soil moisture in parts of […]

After an icy start to the day on the roads, the return trip home today could be a little dicey. Around Regina and most parts of southern Saskatchewan some strong wind gusts up to 60 Km/h and snow are in the forecast for the afternoon. So that could mean reduced visibility and slippery conditions for […]

As we clear away the latest, and many hope last major snowfall of the winter, the City of Regina is putting its snow routes into effect. Starting at 6 a.m. Sunday morning, vehicles can not ne parked in a snow route.  Snow Routes are easily identified by blue signs with white snow flakes. Vehicles parked […]

With the “Blizzard Warning” in effect from Environment and Climate Change Canada, the city of Regina is making sure its ready for the onslaught. Manager of of Seasonal Roadway Operations Tyler Bien says crews are scheduled 24 hours a day seven days a week. The first priority is keeping the major routes, and emergency routes […]

Hopefully if you’re living in Southern Saskatchewan your snow shovel isn’t packed away just yet. The lower portion of the province could receive 10-20 cm of snow in another blast from old man winter. The snow is projected to start Friday night with wind gusts as high as 70 km an hour. Environment and Climate […]