Live Updates
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Advisory Alert Update - Rainfall
May 14, 15:49 PMAffected Area: Southern SaskatchewanRain, with localized total amounts of 15 to 30 mm, continues. Rain will continue into tonight before changing over to snow overnight or Friday morning. Significant snowfall amounts are possible on Friday. Due to recent snowmelt and localized flooding concerns, the ground has a reduced ability to absorb rainfall. Precipitation will end Friday night.
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Advisory Alert Update - Rainfall
May 14, 15:49 PMAffected Area: Northern SaskatchewanRain, with localized total amounts of 15 to 30 mm, continues. Rain will continue into tonight before changing over to snow overnight or Friday morning. Significant snowfall amounts are possible on Friday. Due to recent snowmelt and localized flooding concerns, the ground has a reduced ability to absorb rainfall. Precipitation will end Friday night.
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Advisory Alert Update - Dust Storm
May 14, 15:37 PMAffected Area: Southern SaskatchewanPoor visibility in blowing dust is expected. What: reduced visibility in blowing dust. Where: southern Saskatchewan and southern Manitoba When: This afternoon and this evening Comments: Strong westerly winds are causing reduced visibilities in blowing dust this afternoon. Blowing dust is expected for most of the day until winds abate late this evening.
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Advisory Alert Update - Wind
May 14, 15:17 PMAffected Area: Southern SaskatchewanDamaging winds are expected. What: Widespread westerly winds of 70 km/h with gusts as high as 110 km/h. Where: A large portion of southern Saskatchewan. When: Lasting until this evening. Additional information: A strong low pressure system sits over eastern Saskatchewan this afternoon. South of this low, very strong westerly winds are occurring and will continue until this evening. In addition to strong winds, drier areas may see restricted visibilities in blowing dust.
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Advisory Alert Update - Freezing Rain
May 14, 15:06 PMAffected Area: Wollaston Lake - Collins BayFreezing rain continues. Freezing rain will end this evening as precipitation changes to ice pellets and then snow.
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Advisory Alert Update - Wind
May 14, 14:53 PMAffected Area: Northern AlbertaStrong northwest winds with gusts of 90 to 100 km/h are occurring. These strong wind gusts will continue through the afternoon. Winds will gradually weaken this evening. Areas of reduced visibility have also been reported in blowing dust in some locations. If you encounter low visibility in dust while driving, slow down, watch for tail lights, and prepare to stop.
