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Warm, dry weather bringing relief to Saskatchewan (opens the original)
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There is finally a weather forecast that doesn’t include precipitation. Normally, Environment and Climate Change Canada news interviews focus on significant weather systems, weather warnings, or other conditions that can be unwelcome. The conditions over the coming week, however, are bound to bring smiles to many people across Saskatchewan. Warning Preparedness Meteorologist Terri Lang told northeastNOW that it’s all sunshine and warmth from now through most of next week.
Cool conditions persist, frost a possibility Sunday morning (opens the original)
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It’s a significant sign that summer is quickly coming to an end. The North Battleford, Prince Albert, and Northeast areas could see frost overnight Saturday. Environment and Climate Change Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang said a large ridge of high pressure is coming into the province from the Arctic, bringing cooler temperatures. “As that settles in over the weekend and the skies clear and the wind speeds drop, that really increases the risk of frost,” Lang said.
Elk harvested illegally west of Melfort earlier this month (opens the original)
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CAUTION: This article contains graphic pictures that may be disturbing to some. Conservation officers in Melfort are investigating the discovery of a spike bull and cow elk that were unlawfully harvested on private land without permission. The officers were called Sept. 5 about the elk that were discovered between the communities of Meskanaw and Ethelton, about 3 km south of Highway 41. The suspects dragged the elk behind a chunk of bush to avoid being detected, and officers believe the violatio
Rain brings harvest to a halt (opens the original)
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The incredibly wet weather of late is certainly not ideal for many across the region, especially agriculture producers. Rainy and cool conditions at harvest after late seeding in the spring are a tough blow. “Harvest is shut down, effectively, for I would say a minimum of a week, depending [on] how much rain you had,” said Agriculture Information Director for northeastNOW and farmnewsNOW Alice McFarlane. She talked to one farmer near Englefeld who has had over 150 mm, or 6 inches, of rain in two
Sunny and soggy Labour Day weekend (opens the original)
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Your long weekend forecast is truly a tale of two halves. Environment and Climate Change Meteorologist Terri Lang told northeastNOW that the rest of Friday and Saturday should be nice across most of the province, with some sunshine and highs in the mid 20 C range. However, the pleasant conditions will not last throughout the Labour Day long weekend. “Unfortunately, we do have another weather system that’s moving in,” Lang said. “It looks like it’s going to bring us up more wet weather.”
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