SASKATOON – Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the Yorkton and Kamsack regions.
The agency says a low pressure system tracking into the province today from Alberta, along with colder air, will leave the white stuff on the ground tonight across parts of southern Saskatchewan.
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The hardest hit areas are expected to be the Yorkton and Kamsack regions, with 15-20 cm of snow expected into Tuesday.
There is also the possibility of freezing rain.
Regions bordering the warned areas may receive up to 5 cm of snow.
Brisk northerly winds will also whip the snow around, reducing visibility.
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