Environment and Climate Change Canada says a low-pressure system crossing southern Saskatchewan brought a wintery mix of rain and snow to the area for Thanksgiving Monday. Snowfall reports received by ECCC, in centimetres, was by snow-on-ground sensors and observers. And ‘rainfall’ totals, in millimetres, were derived after much of the snow melted on contact with mild ground temperatures, and more precipitation was received as rain.
Snowfall totals:
Shaunavon 11
Cypress Hills Park 10
Rockglen 10
Mankota 7
Yellowgrass 7
Eastend 6
Swift Current 6
Bratt’s Lake 5
Coronach 5
Weyburn 5
Moose Jaw 3
Rainfall or rain and melted snow totals:
Rockglen 19.5
Estevan 17.5
Coronach 16.8
Cypress Hills Park 14.8
Val Marie 11.9
Bratt’s Lake 11.1
Yellowgrass 10.7
Eastend 10.1
Broadview 9.8
Maple Creek 9.8
Moose Jaw 8.8
Regina 7.5
