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01/01/2026

Long term snowfall outlook is showing very dry across the southern prairies, however northwestern Alberta will be the focus of most of the snow up to January 5th, 2026. Snowfall warnings are now in place for Grand Prairie, EC saying up to 30 cm of heavy snow is possible. "Heavy snow is expected today and Friday, with total amounts of 15 to 30 cm."

01/01/2026

We got another dash of fluffy light snow overnight in Regina Saskatchewan making everything white again. 😎❄️☕🌨️
Halifax Street
New Years Day 2026

01/01/2026

Another video of the snow in slow motion from Victoria's Tavern in Regina Saskatchewan Canada. Just about 8:30pm light snow flurries. Happy New Year!

01/01/2026

Light snow showing up on high resolution radar for Regina as of 8pm.
Happy new year everyone!
Stay safe and enjoy the weather.

01/01/2026

It's snowing again in Regina!
Happy New Year everyone!

12/31/2025

Winter weather radar showing what is likely sleet or snow in the Edmonton region. What are you seeing?

12/31/2025

Hello Edmonton!
Happy New Year's Eve, how's the weather looking? The radar looks juiced. Is this rain or snow and how much snow are you seeing in Edmonton today? Post your snow or ice photos in the comments, thanks!

12/31/2025

Snow removal continues downtown at City Square on Regina Saskatchewan at noon in New Years Eve 2025.

12/31/2025

Two Waves of SNOW / Data from the GDPS
New Years Eve most of the snow will fall north of Saskatoon, Blaine Lake could see 10 cm by tomorrow afternoon. Then, on January 4th, 2026 we see this Pink Blob crossing central Saskatchewan, north central Alberta and southern Manitoba. Over 20 cm will be possible according to this data, mostly north of Edmonton and Saskatoon, Yorkton and Dauphin in the snow fun zone as well. Here are some notable numbers from the second map:
Wynyard 26 cm
Prince Albert 24 cm
Cold Lake 23 cm
Battlefords 22 cm
Meadow Lake 21 cm
Yorkton 19 cm
Dauphin 18 cm
Saskatoon 18 cm
Edmonton 16 cm
Winnipeg 13 cm
Brandon 11 cm
Regina 6 cm
This is not an official forecast but our confidence is a little higher now seeing snowflakes out the window and knowing the GFS data is wrong. We will be very happy with 6 cm in Regina as we have been shorted snowfall most of the season.

12/31/2025

"Storm" Changing to "Flurries" or the GFS is Broken lol ☕❄😅❄😆
Comparing a collection of forecast models for total snowfall up to January 1st, 2026 at 3pm. Each and every one of them shows "some" snow falling this evening. As far as total snowfall numbers go, either the GFS is now completely broken or all the other models are wrong. The NAM Nest and ECMWF show a uniform line of snow tracking just north of Saskatoon, through Yorkton and towards Brandon. Regina and Winnipeg are likely only to see a few flakes. Overall totals have dropped this New Years Eve "Storm" to below storm level and now we are just calling it a minor potential snowfall, mainly for Prince Albert, Yorkton and Brandon areas. At this point the most is looking like maybe 5 cm. What is happening is the bigger snowfall is being pushed further into the New Year. We will look into the long term in future posts but so far January 4th and 9th are sticking out as the next potential storm days.

12/30/2025

New Years Eve Snowstorm
Here are the potential snowfall totals from the RDPS up to 3pm on New Years Day, Thursday, January 1st, 2026.
Yorkton 12 cm
Wynyard 12 cm
Meadow Lake 12 cm
Brandon 11 cm
Cold Lake 10 cm
Nipawin 10 cm
Swan River 9 cm
Prince Albert 9 cm
Winnipeg 6 cm
Not an official forecast, just a heads up for your entertainment, play by play of weather events. Check your local forecast. Stay safe, stay informed and enjoy the weather!

12/30/2025

Clips from this morning's 12z NAM forecast model show patches of freezing rain across Alberta, minimal freezing rain in Saskatchewan. Snow further north in Alberta and north central Saskatchewan. The snow line tracks towards Brandon in Manitoba with Regina, Saskatoon only seeing a few light flurries. Accumulations from Prince Albert to Yorkton and Brandon will be likely close to 5 to 10 cm. Winnipeg is hit or miss as this track may shift more east or west, 5 cm is possible there. This data is the totals up to January 1st, 2026. Snow is expected to track across on New Years Eve, tomorrow Wednesday.
Note: The wind gust model (not shown) is pushing the wind across Manitoba, much calmer today in Saskatchewan.

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