Heat Dome Brings Above Average Temperatures

A heat dome that’s hung over B.C. and Alberta will move into the province, bringing temperatures about 10 degrees above average. According to The Weather Channel and Accuweather, afternoon high temperatures will be near 30 degrees Celsius over the next few days and will approach 35 to 39 degrees Celsius in some regions by mid-week.… Continue reading Heat Dome Brings Above Average Temperatures

Severe Thunderstorm Watch in Effect

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for Kindersley, Rosetown and the surrounding area. Conditions are favourable for the development of dangerous thunderstorms that may be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, damaging hail and torrential rain. Thunderstorms are moving into Saskatchewan from Alberta this afternoon. Some of these storms may become severe. Very large… Continue reading Severe Thunderstorm Watch in Effect

Sadly, the Temperature Is Set to Drop

Yesterday, after breaking a 120-year-old record for the hottest May 17th in Saskatoon and area’s history, sadly, the temperature is set to drop into the single digits. A cold front moving across the northwestern grain belt will be bringing cooler temperatures to Kindersley and area, which according to Environment Canada, could generate widespread showers and… Continue reading Sadly, the Temperature Is Set to Drop

Extreme Cold Warning to Last Today and Into Tonight

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Today, periods of very cold wind chills are expected as an Arctic ridge of high pressure continues to bring frigid temperatures to areas of the province. Temperatures of -30 C along with winds of 10 to 15 km/h will produce wind chill values of -40 C or colder. Temperatures are forecast to moderate somewhat as… Continue reading Extreme Cold Warning to Last Today and Into Tonight

Public Help Make Highways Passable

Photo Credit: Toni Fiest

Talk about people pulling together! Last night as Toni Fiest was heading home from Kindersley, she came across these guys who were out shoveling the massive snow drifts which were making the highways largely unpassable. While we do not know who these people are, their efforts were very much appreciated!   For the latest information… Continue reading Public Help Make Highways Passable

Last Night’s Storm Leaves its Mark!

What a difference! When last night’s storm swept through the region, it made sure to leave its mark. Thankfully Fresh in Eston suffered no damages, and after a quick fix to their furnace, thanks to Eston Sheet Metal, they are back up and running at the store! For the latest information and for more updates… Continue reading Last Night’s Storm Leaves its Mark!

Alberta Clipper Slams Region

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Southern Saskatchewan was hit hard by an Alberta clipper and we are still feeling its effects. With winds topping out at just over 100 km/h, buses were cancelled yesterday, multiple power outages were reported, and travel was not recommended. While road closures have been lifted, conditions continue to be icy and, at the time of… Continue reading Alberta Clipper Slams Region

Clipper System Set to Hit Region Wednesday and Thursday

As a “Clipper” system is set to hit the region, Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for southern Saskatchewan that is currently in effect until late Thursday. The clipper system is bringing strong to severe winds, wintry precipitation and blowing snow Wednesday and Thursday. While Environment Canada is unclear on the exact timing… Continue reading Clipper System Set to Hit Region Wednesday and Thursday

Temperatures take a dip downwards

Be sure to bundle up out there today. While the conditions are clear and the sun is shinning, temperatures have taken a dip downwards, and thanks to the wind chill, at times, it feels like minus 40 out there.  Conditions are expected to continue through out this evening and into the night, but the temperature… Continue reading Temperatures take a dip downwards