Parts of Saskatchewan are managing the aftermath of a long weekend thunderstorm after some communities experienced a significant downpour.
A low-pressure system hit the province in the latter half of the Labour Day long weekend, bringing more than 100 millimetres of precipitation in some regions Sunday and Monday, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).
Approximately 108 mm of rainfall was reported in Regina over the weekend, ECCC told Global News. This rain led to localized flooding in various parts of the Queen City, including highway underpasses, which were temporarily closed in response, Carolyn Kalim, the City of…
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