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AWCN13 CWWG 141409
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR SASKATCHEWAN
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 8:09 A.M. CST TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2025.
DISCUSSION.
A STRONG FALL STORM IMPACTED MUCH OF SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN FROM
SATURDAY AFTERNOON TO MONDAY MORNING, BRINGING BOTH RAIN AND SNOW TO
MANY AREAS. AS THE SYSTEM DEVELOPED AND EXITED MONTANA INTO
SOUTHWESTERN SASKATCHEWAN, MUCH OF THE PRECIPITATION FELL AS RAIN.
THE TRANSITION TO SNOW BEGAN IN THE EARLY SUNDAY MORNING HOURS IN
WESTERN PORTIONS OF THE PROVINCE AND SLOWLY SPREAD EASTWARD BY
SUNDAY EVENING.
THE AMOUNTS LISTED HERE ARE GATHERED FROM A MIX OF SOURCES,
INCLUDING ECCC, NAVCANADA, SK FIRE, AND COCORAHS. THE AMOUNTS ARE
MEASURED LIQUID, WHETHER IT WAS A RAIN MEASUREMENT, OR A MELTED SNOW
LIQUID EQUIVALENT.
MEASUREMENTS IN MM:
WYNYARD 45.4
HUDSON BAY 46.4
MISTA 44.2
NIPAWIN 32.1
MELFORT 20.7
STRASBORG 28.7
REGINA 27
SASKATOON 18
SNOW MEASUREMENTS RECEIVED IN CM:
STRASBORG 7.6
EATONIA 5
SEVERAL AUTOMATIC STATIONS REPORTED SNOW ON GROUND MEASUREMENTS, BUT
THESE SHOULD BE REGARDED WITH CAUTION AS THEY ARE NOT MEASURED BY A
HUMAN, AND CAN BE SUBJECT TO OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS, SUCH AS
WIND BLOWING SNOW AROUND.
MEASUREMENTS IN CM:
ISLAND FALLS SNOW ON GROUND 14
NIPAWIN SNOW ON GROUND 11
HUDSON BAY SNOW ON GROUND 9
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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