Snowfall warning in effect for Regina, most of Southern Sask.

Saskatchewan is expected to have moderate to heavy snow on Wednesday.

Regina and most southern areas are looking at 10 to 20 centimetres with it tapering off by morning.

Chris Stammer, a meteorologist with Environment Canada, said “It’s a bit of a stronger system than, say, your classic run-of-the-mill clipper.” Adding the heaviest snowfall will be done on Wednesday evening.

The stretch from Kindersley to Moose Jaw to Estevan is expected to be in the eye of the storm.

“Reduced visibilities and moderate to heavy snow, gusty winds this afternoon, looking at winds up to 40 gusting to 60 kilometres an hour,” said Stammer.

Stammer gives good news for the holidays ahead. “It looks like the warm weather is gonna stick around into next week, looking at think single-digit highs, possibly approaching the zero-degree mark by Christmas.”

Saskatoon is looking at total amounts of five to 10 centimetres.

His advice is to always check the weather on the provincial highways map for any closures before doing any major travel.

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