Blowing snow is adding to a few different complications with the weather Wednesday morning. Anyone travelling will want to make a solid plan with highways looking highly questionable to start the day.
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Winter driving conditions have been noticed all morning around the region, with poor visibility mixed into spots as well. Tuesday's fog advisory did carry into early Wednesday, reading that poor visibility in areas of dense fog will improve by the afternoon.
Not only is the fog and snow making for poor sightlines, the roads themselves could get to be an issue. Continued snowpack will affect things, but the risk of freezing rain is causing for the possibility of icy roads into Wednesday afternoon.
Snow is headed for southern SK the next couple of days! Heavy wet snow starts tonight and continues until Thursday evening. #SKstorm #SKwx
— ECCC Weather Saskatchewan (@ECCCWeatherSK) February 6, 2024
May get messy, so check @SKGovHwyHotline before heading on the roads!
Latest forecasts: https://t.co/h6tldShjXZ pic.twitter.com/Ixkce01mwM
One source is saying that parts of Saskatchewan, and into Manitoba could receive anywhere between 10-20 cm of total snowfall. It shared that snowfall beginning Tuesday should be moved out of the area by Wednesday night, though the current Environment Canada forecast is calling for periods of snow Thursday morning.
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It could be an interesting stretch of weather. Use our WestCentralOnline radar here to stay ahead of the storm.