SASKATOON – A snowfall warning has been continued for parts of southeastern Saskatchewan.
Environment Canada says 10-15 of snow is expected for the Yorkton, Kamsack, Fort Qu’Appelle, Moosomin regions with 20 cm possible in higher elevations.
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Snow will be heavy at times before easing off as the storm system tracks out of the province.
Brisk northerly winds will whip the snow around, reducing visibility.
Poor traveling conditions are expected over the warned areas due to the snow and subfreezing temperatures.
Several highways have already been closed due to heavy snow, including Highway 11 from Regina to Davidson.
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