Spring snowfall brings challenging driving conditions to Saskatchewan highways

Spring snowfall brings challenging driving conditions to Saskatchewan highways

A late April snowfall is creating challenging driving conditions on highways in parts of southern Saskatchewan on Tuesday.

Eastern Sask. under snowfall warning, with poor driving conditions expected

A low pressure system brought snow back to Saskatchewan on Tuesday, putting parts of the province along the Manitoba border under a snowfall warning.

Police respond to series of collisions due to wintery weather

SASKATCHEWAN - Between 8 a.m. on April 22 and 8 a.m. on April 23, Saskatchewan RCMP received 12 reports of weather-related motor vehicle collisions. In relation to these incidents, two individuals reported injuries to police. The seriousness of their injuries is unknown at this time and police do not have an update on their condition. Some areas of southeast Saskatchewan are still experiencing reduced road conditions. Saskatchewan RCMP continue …

The calendar may say Spring, but some areas of the Prairies are seeing snow

The occasional spring snowfall is not unusual for Western Canada, bringing additional moisture prior to seeding. Parts of southern Alberta including areas around Calgary, Olds, Airdrie, Beiseker and Three Hills received another blast of winter over the weekend, with more snow overnight making travel challenging. Meteorologist Drew Lerner with World Weather Inc says a significant snowstorm is going to continue to occur in the southeast part of Sas

Heavy snowfall impacts highways in southeast Saskatchewan – Clark's Crossing Gazette

Saskatchewan RCMP issued a news release on Tuesday, April 22 advising the public that winter weather is impacting road conditions in southeast Saskatchewan, particularly in the Carlyle, Wolseley, and Broadview areas of Highway #1. Officers in the area are responding to multiple collision sites and report road conditions are continually deteriorating. No injuries have been reported to police at this time. If you are driving in the area, please sl…

20+ cm: Heavy snow prompts warnings, threatens travel in Saskatchewan, Manitoba - The Weather Network

Snowfall warnings are in effect for a slow moving system that threatens 20+ cm of snow and dangerous travel across parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba