Abby Zieverink

Southwest Saskatchewan was hit the hardest by rain, with as much as 30 mm falling between Estevan and Yorkton. The Regina area got around 13 mm of rain, while the Saskatoon area got around eight mm.

Seeding is stalled for some farmers in Saskatchewan, as soggy conditions keep equipment out of the fields and the spring planting window narrows.

The Saskatchewan weather pendulum is swinging, bringing a taste of summer to the province after weeks of snowy and soggy conditions.

Multiple farmers and ranchers in the Prince Albert area are keeping a watchful eye on a wildfire burning nearby, worried changing conditions could bring flames and threaten their land, livestock and homes.

The daughter and granddaughter of Saskatchewan Roughrider legend Al Ford will soon be on one of the biggest stages in television, hoping for the golden buzzer.

Regina Musician Jack Semple is back to singing and strumming his guitar on stage, just months after emergency brain surgery.

It was an eventful night of weather on Sunday. Estevan got 111 km/h wind gusts, signs in Carlyle were blown to the ground and golf ball-sized hail was spotted in Balgonie and Antler.

Environment Canada meteorologist Keane Kokolsky said southeastern Saskatchewan is at an extreme risk for severe weather on Tuesday, with tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds and heavy rain possible.

City of Regina construction co-ordinator Brandi Goebel said it's scary when workers have a near miss caused by a drivers going too fast or driving through closed construction zones.

The Northern Tornadoes Project said it has confirmed so far that six tornadoes touched down in Saskatchewan on Friday, and a pair of twisters on Saturday. Sunday night heat suppressed further severe weather.