The weather office says parts of Saskatchewan may be in for snow as a weather system that is likely to produce precipitation moves into the province. "Rain and wind, along with the possibility of snow in some parts of southern Saskatchewan, [are possible] for first half of the week," Environment Canada said in a statement Sunday. "As this system intensifies and tracks very slowly northward, precipitation and strong northerly winds will intensify over much of southern Saskatchewan Monday night and early Tuesday," the weather office said. "Snow is likely at the higher elevations over the Cypress Hills on Tuesday with 10 to 15 cm possible," according to the statement. The weather office noted that the "intensity and track of this systems is still uncertain, so timing and total amounts may change".

Source: CBC News October 02, 2016 22:18 UTC