After dealing with heavy winds and blizzard conditions at the beginning of the week, residents will have to deal with extreme temperatures on Wednesday. An extreme cold warning has been issued for the City of Regina along with the majority part of the province. A building ridge of high pressure brought cold wind chills last […]
The province will be dealing with the aftermath of an Alberta Clipper that made its way through Saskatchewan on Monday and early Tuesday morning. Excessive winds combined with snowfall created near zero visibility on the highways that began in the Western part of the province Monday afternoon. Shannon Moody from Environment Canada says the impact […]
Brace yourselves Saskatchewan – a clipper storm system is on it’s way. The clipper will bring a combination of fresh snow, possible freezing rain, and winds that could exceed 90 kilometers an hour across the province. Meteorologist with Environment Canada Terri Lang says different parts of the province will see different versions of the clipper […]
According to the Highway Hotline, travel is not being recommended south of Regina on the Trans Canada Highway. Starting around Grenfell to the Manibota border, there are currently icy or slippery sections and loose and swirling snow and poor visibility. Surrounding Highways in that region are also recommended that motorists don’t travel on.
With the City of Regina being covered in a blanket of snow and more to come this week, the City of Regina is will restart the Residential Road Snow Plow. Plowing will take place between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. every day over the next eight days, weather permitting. Residents can help crews get the […]
Environment Canada says the bitterly cold weather in southern Saskatchewan will take a break next week. Meteorologist Terri Lang says temperatures by mid-week next week should be above normal. In the meantime, cold Arctic air is hovering over the province. Lang says the jet stream is changing its position and temperatures should be above normal […]
Saskatchewan was hit with extreme cold weather in the second half of December. Despite the cold, it wasn’t record-breaking cold except for one day. On December 28th Regina saw a record low temperature of -38.2, breaking a record that was set in 1884 the same year David Scott was elected as the City’s first mayor. […]
Saskatchewan is getting hit with an extreme cold spell of winter weather with much of the province is under an extreme cold warning from Environment Canada. David Baggaley, a meteorologist with Environment Canada explains what is causing the dip in temperature. “Just a northern wind throughout the entire prairies has brought down an extraordinary cold […]
Starting today, snow routes in the City of Regina are in effect. That means there will be no on-street parking along the identified routes for 24 hours. This parking ban allows crews to plow the roads from curb to curb, improving traffic flow along select roads. As well, it helps make roads passable for emergency […]
The Regina Police Service is informing motorists of extremely icy conditions in the City. RPS said that officers have currently responded to upwards of 10 collisions on the Ring Road. They are advising motorists to avoid driving on Ring Road and, if they must, they ask that they slow down and use extreme caution, especially […]
