A severe snowstorm hit Saskatchewan late Saturday and into Sunday, prompting travel advisories across the province as city crews worked to clear roads and some public transit services faced delays. Residents were being advised to avoid non-essential travel.

It may have drivers gripping the steering wheel a little tighter, but producers will love this built in moisture for the spring. Snowfall warnings are up all across Saskatchewan from just south of the Trans-Canada Highway Corridor,

Environment Canada is forecasting heavy snow this weekend with some areas expected to receive up to 40 centimetres. Motorists are advised to be patient and take care.

Road crews and residents alike are getting ready for another icy blast of winter this weekend, with Environment Canada issuing a snow warning for much of south and central Saskatchewan.

Environment and Climate Change Canada is calling for as much as 35 centimetres to fall in some parts of eastern Alberta by the time the storm passes

Another onslaught of snow is headed for much of Alberta and western Saskatchewan.