Heavy snow mixed with early morning rain has hit Regina hard, causing slippery conditions throughout the city.
According to Environment Canada, a freezing rain warning has ended for Regina, but remains in effect for areas of southern Saskatchewan.
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The area of freezing rain will move from west to east over the next few hours, with conditions expected to improve in southeastern Saskatchewan by mid-morning.
Regina could also see the return of rain Tuesday afternoon as temperatures warm up to 2 C.
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Environment Canada expects snow and rain to continue through Tuesday evening.
According to the Highway Hotline, low visibility and winter driving conditions remain on highways around Regina.
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