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AWCN13 CWWG 311057
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR SASKATCHEWAN
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 4:57 A.M. CST SUNDAY 31 MAY 2026.
DISCUSSION.
THUNDERSTORMS WITH HEAVY RAINFALL OCCURRED OVER WESTERN SASKATCHEWAN
ON SATURDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT (MAY 30-31). THE GREATEST RAINFALL
AMOUNTS OCCURRED NEAR THE CYPRESS HILLS AND IN THE ILE-A-LA-CROSSE
REGION. THE FOLLOWING STATIONS RECORDED 20 MM OR GREATER OVER THE
24-HOUR PERIOD UP TO 4 AM CST, MAY 31, 2026 (IN MM):
SASKATCHEWAN FIRE PROGRAM STATIONS:
CYPRESS HILLS: 59.7
WEST BLOCK: 51.3
ILE-A-LA-CROSSE SITE 2: 27.7
KLINTONEL: 27.2
ECCC/MSC/NAVCANADA STATIONS:
MAPLE CREEK 49.4
EASTEND CYPRESS 21.8
SATURDAY WAS ALSO ANOTHER VERY WARM DAY OVER NORTHERN AND CENTRAL
SASKATCHEWAN, WITH TWO MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE RECORDS SET ON MAY 30,
2026 (TEMPERATURE VALUES GIVEN IN DEGREES CELSIUS):
COLLINS BAY AREA
NEW RECORD OF 30.5
OLD RECORD OF 27.4 SET IN 1990
RECORDS IN THIS AREA HAVE BEEN KEPT SINCE 1972
KEY LAKE AREA
NEW RECORD OF 28.5
OLD RECORD OF 28.0 SET IN 1990
RECORDS IN THIS AREA HAVE BEEN KEPT SINCE 1976
ON SATURDAY AS WELL, A SHIFT TO MUCH COOLER TEMPERATURES OCCURRED
OVER THE SOUTHERNMOST PARTS OF THE PROVINCE, WITH ONE STATION
REACHING THEIR DAILY MINIMUM TEMPERATURE RECORD (TEMPERATURE VALUES
GIVEN IN DEGREES CELSIUS):
ROCKGLEN AREA
TIED RECORD OF -0.5 SET IN 2010
RECORDS IN THIS AREA HAVE BEEN KEPT SINCE 1970
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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