Its been a prolonged period of arctic air spilling down to the prairies. Its what has brought us these mind numbing cold temperatures for the last week or so. Christmas Eve things should be getting better. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada the cold should start to ease Christmas Eve, and temperatures after Christmas […]
Thanks to a pretty significant drop of snow on Regina, the city is putting the “snow routes” in effect. Its starts tomorrow (Friday) morning at 6 am, and runs for 24 hours on all streets designated by a sign with a blue snowflake. You aren’t allowed to park on a snow route, when they are […]
While we will technically be in what is referred to as “meteorological winter” in just a few days on December 1st, the widely accepted first day of winter occurs December 21st at the Winter Solstice. Neither date holds significance on the Saskatchewan prairie as the next week will feel more like the official start of […]
We’re experiencing a warm November in the province (Cue celebratory music!) After a beautiful Grey Cup weekend – it appears mother nature intends to keep spoiling the province with more positive temperatures over the next few days. The mercury will continue to climb to close out this week. With Friday temperatures for Regina being forecast […]
As snow plows continue to clear city streets, and people clear walks and driveways from the latest gift of snow from mother nature, the weather will turn pretty chilly for a couple of days. Call it a “winter sneak preview”. Lows on Wednesday and Thursday night will be below -20, so you may want to […]
The City of Regina has declared snow routes are now in effect. As of 6 a.m, Tuesday morning, no on-street parking is allowed along identified routes for 24 hours. This parking ban allows crews to plow the roads curb to curb, improving traffic flow along the busy roadways. It also helps ensure roads are passable […]
The weather office says weather in October across Saskatchewan was mostly warm and dry. Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang says Yorkton and Saskatoon had only 28 percent of normal moisture, but a snowstorm put Regina just 6 percent below normal for the month. For temperature, Lang says Regina was 5.8 degrees, about 1.5 degrees above […]
Some nasty weather is coming to Saskatchewan, and you will want to know this if you are headed out on the highways. Snowfall warnings are up for western Saskatchewan from Leader and Gull Lake north to the Meadow Lake Area. As well as from Prince Albert east to the Alberta Border. Some low pressure is […]
Getting there is not half the fun today. Environment Canada has ended the “Snowfall Warning” for Regina and other parts of southern Saskatchewan that was blanketed by snow, rain, ice, and strong wind gusts on Sunday. As of right now: On the Highways The Ring Road is only seeing winter driving conditions according to the […]
Wind Warnings have been issued for southern Saskatchewan. Environmennt and Climate Change Canada has issued the warnings for the areas around Gravelbourg and Assinaboia, as well as Estevan, Weyburn, Radville and Milestone areas. There are concerns wind gusts could top 90 kilometres an hour in those areas. Those are the only weather warnings when it […]
