Snowfall Outlook

Valid: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 (5PM) - Thursday, April 2, 2020 (8AM)

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Forecast Discussion

Issued: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 - 5:00PM

Forecaster: Brennen Perry

A system is expected to bring accumulating snowfall to parts of Eastern Saskatchewan over the next few days with up to 20-30cm of accumulation expected by Thursday morning. Some snow is already occurring this evening in some areas, but the heaviest snowfall won’t start until Wednesday morning as heavy bands of snowfall moves into Southeastern Saskatchewan along the International border. Snow will continue throughout the day on Wednesday with the most intense accumulation found along the Manitoba border stretching from Yorkton to Hudson Bay. Precipitation will begin to lighten overnight and into Thursday morning and the weakening system moves off into Northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

As mentioned, up to 20-30cm of total snow accumulation is expected mainly in Eastern Saskatchewan including Hudson Bay. The 15-25cm zone includes more populated region such as Yorkton, Canora, Melville and Estevan. Outside of this region, the potential accumulation will drop off quite fast with Weyburn, Moosomin and Nipawin seeing between 10-20cm. The rest of Saskatchewan will be mostly unaffected with less than 5cm expected including Regina and Saskatoon.

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