Unprecedented Winter Storm: Up to 30 cm of Snow and Freezing Rain Hits the Prairies
A major winter storm is set to blanket the Prairies with heavy snow and freezing rain, impacting travel and daily life this weekend.
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Saskatoon: This weekend, a big winter storm is rolling through the Prairies. It’s expected to dump heavy snow from Saskatchewan all the way to northwestern Ontario. Winnipeg and Dauphin are in for a good amount of snow too.
Forecasters are warning about freezing rain and winter storm conditions. So, if you’re planning to travel, be careful. The highways, especially the Yellowhead and Trans-Canada, could be tricky.
As the storm moves east, it’ll bring a mix of rain, snow, and freezing rain. The heaviest snowfall will likely hit northern Ontario, with some areas seeing up to 30 cm. That’s a lot of snow!
Winds will be strong, making it hard for drivers. If you’re heading out, check the road conditions first. It’s better to be safe than sorry.
In Saskatoon, snow is expected to start Saturday night and continue into Sunday morning. Winnipeg will see snow starting Sunday morning, getting heavier throughout the day.
So, grab your winter gear and stay warm! This storm is going to be a doozy, and it’s best to be prepared.