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Jul 15, 2021		 Hot, dry weather causing poor crop conditions throughout Sask.

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Prolonged hot and dry conditions have resulted in short, thin and rapidly advancing crops in many regions in Saskatchewan.

The Ministry of Agriculture said without significant rainfall, the yield and quality of crops throughout the province will be severely impacted, according to the weekly crop report.

While scattered thunderstorms provided some precipitation in some areas, topsoil moisture levels continue to decrease – with 86 per cent of topsoil moisture rated at short or very poor.

As of July 12, 36 per cent of fall cereals, 29 per cent of spring cereals, 25 per cent of oilseed crops and 30 per cent of pulse crops are ahead of their average development.

The province announced additional supports for producers dealing with drought conditions during a press conference Wednesday.

The majority of crop damage last week was caused by extremely dry soil conditions, heat, winds, grasshoppers and severe hailstorms.

The Ministry of Highways also added that grass is available for producers at no cost, for haying in highway ditches and rights of way. Producers are allowed to harvest any unclaimed hay without seeking permission from the adjacent landowner, as of July 8.

“In the southern and central regions, hay in the ditches along secondary and rural highways is available on a first-come basis. Bales must be removed before August 15,” the province said in a release.

“In the northern grain belt, contractors will start mowing ditches and rights of way on July 15.”

The Ministry of Agriculture reminds producers the Farm Stress Line is available 247 for confidential support, toll free at 1-800-667-4442. Calls are answered by Mobile Crisis Services in Regina.


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CURRENT WEATHER
REGINA, SK, CANADA
Tuesday Feb 17, 2026 2:30 pm
-2℃
FEELS LIKE -9℃
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VISIBILITY: 10.0 KM WIND DIRECTION: E
HUMIDITY: 70% WIND SPEED: 50 KM/H
UV INDEX: 1 WIND GUST: 67 KM/H
   
WEATHER CONDITIONS FOR THE NEXT 8 HRS
2 pm
-2 ℃
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WIND: ESE 46 KM/H
GUSTING TO 87 KM/H
 
3 pm
-2 ℃
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WIND: ESE 40 KM/H
GUSTING TO 78 KM/H
 
4 pm
-2 ℃
LIGHT SNOW
WIND: ESE 38 KM/H
GUSTING TO 72 KM/H
 
5 pm
-1 ℃
SNOW
WIND: ESE 34 KM/H
GUSTING TO 68 KM/H
6 pm
0 ℃
SNOW
WIND: E 29 KM/H
GUSTING TO 62 KM/H
 
7 pm
0 ℃
MODERATE RAIN
WIND: E 27 KM/H
GUSTING TO 58 KM/H
 
8 pm
1 ℃
SNOW
WIND: E 24 KM/H
GUSTING TO 51 KM/H
 
9 pm
0 ℃
SNOW
WIND: E 24 KM/H
GUSTING TO 51 KM/H
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TODAY
HIGH OF 1 ℃
LOW OF -3 ℃
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WEDNESDAY
HIGH OF 1 ℃
LOW OF -16 ℃
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THURSDAY
HIGH OF -17 ℃
LOW OF -24 ℃
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FRIDAY
HIGH OF -18 ℃
LOW OF -24 ℃
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SATURDAY
HIGH OF -18 ℃
LOW OF -28 ℃
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SUNDAY
HIGH OF -18 ℃
LOW OF -27 ℃
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MONDAY
HIGH OF -15 ℃
LOW OF -23 ℃
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TUESDAY
HIGH OF -15 ℃
LOW OF -23 ℃
LIGHT SNOW

    BLOWING SNOW WARNING
ISSUED BY: ENVIRONMENT CANADA
START DATE: TUESDAY FEB 17, 2026 4:20 AM
END DATE: TUESDAY FEB 17, 2026 8:32 PM		    
   
POOR VISIBILITY IN SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW IS EXPECTED. FALLING SNOW COMBINED WITH STRONG EASTERLY WIND GUSTS OF UP TO 80 KM/H WILL REDUCE VISIBILITY IN BLOWING SNOW THROUGH SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING. THESE STRONG WINDS WILL SPREAD EASTWARD THROUGH THE DAY AND REACH SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON. THE WINDS WILL BEGIN TO SLOWLY DIMINISH TUESDAY EVENING.

TRAVEL WILL LIKELY BE HAZARDOUS DUE TO NEAR-ZERO VISIBILITY. BLOWING SNOW ADVISORIES ARE ISSUED WHEN WIDESPREAD POOR VISIBILITY IN BLOWING SNOW IS EXPECTED. PLEASE CONTINUE TO MONITOR ALERTS AND FORECASTS ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA. TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER, SEND AN EMAIL TO SKSTORM@EC.GC.CA, CALL 1-800-239-0484 OR POST REPORTS ON X USING #SKSTORM. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ALERTING PROGRAM, PLEASE VISIT: HTTPS://WWW.CANADA.CA/EN/SERVICES/ENVIRONMENT/WEATHER/SEVEREWEATHER/WEATHER-ALERTS/COLOUR-CODED-ALERTS.

    

    SNOWFALL WARNING
ISSUED BY: ENVIRONMENT CANADA
START DATE: TUESDAY FEB 17, 2026 4:36 AM
END DATE: TUESDAY FEB 17, 2026 8:36 PM		    
   
SNOWFALL WITH TOTAL AMOUNTS OF 25 TO 35 CM IS EXPECTED. HEAVY SNOWFALL IS EXPECTED FOR MUCH OF SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING FOR WESTERN AREAS, AND TUESDAY AFTERNOON FOR EASTERN AREAS. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL PRODUCE AN AREA OF HEAVY SNOW STRETCHING FROM MEADOW LAKE SOUTHEASTWARD TO ESTEVAN. TOTAL SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS ARE LIKELY TO BE IN THE 25-35 CM RANGE BY THURSDAY MORNING. THE SNOW WILL TAPER OFF THROUGH THE NIGHT ON WEDNESDAY.

TRAVEL WILL LIKELY BE HAZARDOUS. VISIBILITY WILL LIKELY BE REDUCED AT TIMES. ROAD CLOSURES ARE POSSIBLE. UTILITY OUTAGES ARE LIKELY. SNOWFALL WARNINGS ARE ISSUED WHEN SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS ARE EXPECTED DUE TO SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS. PLEASE CONTINUE TO MONITOR ALERTS AND FORECASTS ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA. TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER, SEND AN EMAIL TO SKSTORM@EC.GC.CA, CALL 1-800-239-0484 OR POST REPORTS ON X USING #SKSTORM. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ALERTING PROGRAM, PLEASE VISIT: HTTPS://WWW.CANADA.CA/EN/SERVICES/ENVIRONMENT/WEATHER/SEVEREWEATHER/WEATHER-ALERTS/COLOUR-CODED-ALERTS.

    






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