Editors note: All warnings mentioned in this story have ended
A rainfall warning remains in place for areas in Saskatchewan, with the warned area extending down to the U.S. border.
Environment Canada says a low pressure system stalled over southeastern Saskatchewan on Monday, with some areas receiving 40 to 75 millimetres of rain.
READ MORE: Weather alerts ended just as funnel clouds formed over Saskatoon
A further 10 to 20 mm is expected on Tuesday as the system moves slowly into south-central Manitoba.
Some areas could see local amounts of up to 25 mm, however Environment Canada says rainfall totals are highly variable depending on the track of the showers and the location of isolated thunderstorms.
States of emergency have been declared in some communities due to flooding.
READ MORE: Estevan under state of emergency after city hit by heavy rainfall
The two-day rainfall total could be as high as 75 to 100 millimetres in some parts of the province.
Environment Canada issues general rainfall warnings when either 50 mm of rain is expected in a 24-hour period, or 75 mm over a 48-hour period.
READ MORE: Environment Canada admits to differing standards of weather coverage
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Rainfall warning for:
- Moose Jaw – Pense – Central Butte – Craik
- Assiniboia – Gravelbourg – Coronach
- Humboldt – Wynyard – Wadena – Lanigan – Foam Lake
Rainfall warning ENDED for:
- Kindersley – Rosetown – Biggar – Wilkie – Macklin
- Leader – Gull Lake
- Saskatoon
- Swift Current – Herbert – Cabri – Kyle – Lucky Lake
- Shaunavon – Maple Creek – Val Marie – Cypress Hills
- Prince Albert – Shellbrook – Spiritwood – Duck Lake
- Martensville – Warman – Rosthern – Delisle – Wakaw
- Outlook – Watrous – Hanley – Imperial – Dinsmore
- Pelican Narrows – Cumberland House – Creighton
- Hudson Bay – Porcupine Plain
- Melfort – Tisdale – Nipawin – Carrot River
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