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Flu season fast approaches West Central Saskatchewan
网页4 天之前 — With the end of summer and the slow approach of fall, flu season has come into focus for the region. As we enter flu season, the town of Unity is already preparing its vaccine campaign. They have released the dates for their COVID/flu vaccine clinics, which will occur on October 16 and November 12 at the Community Center. According to this document, the flu vaccine contains antigens against ...
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网页Check out some our top news stories from 2022 below: January Rosetown rallying to help family dealing with rare condition New Saskatchewan family given hope after local generosity Town of Biggar Reacts to Latest Revitalization Initiative WATCH: Freedom Convoy 2022 takes over Highway 7 Unity baker raises money for family in need February Members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57 remember Herb ...
Rainfall totals in from recent storms
网页6 天之前 — Some areas of Saskatchewan saw heavy rainfall this week. Environment and Climate Change Canada has released preliminary results as follows Saskatchewan Fire Program stations: Cypress Hills: 89.2 West Block: 88.6 Klintonel: 65.4 Birch Hill: 58.2 Dore Lake: 53.9 Green Lake Tower: 50.0 Shaunavon: 46.6 Vimy: 39.9 Big River: 36.6 Divide: 35.8 Waskesiu: 35.3 Pinehouse: 34.3 Beauval 2: 32.7 Climax ...
Heavy wildfire smoke set to smother the region
网页2024年8月15日 — West-central Saskatchewan is going to get smokey today, and not in a small way. The smoke is coming in from northern Saskatchewan, where wildfires continue to burn intensely. The smoke was drifting southeast, but has since been blown back, covering much of the southern and middle portion of the province. Meteorologist for Environment and Climate Change Canada, Terri Lang, is forewarning people ...
West-central seeing good harvest momentum, now at 15 per cent …
网页2024年8月30日 — The region is still behind the provincial average of 25 per cent. Looking across the province, the southwest is leading harvest progress with 44 per cent of their crop off, followed by the southeast at 28 per cent.The east central zone is at 25 per cent, and then west-central sits above the northeast zone at 12 per cent and the northwest zone with seven per cent.
Warm temperatures expected around the region this week
网页2024年1月29日 — Carrying off last week's warmth, continued warm temperatures are in the forecast to start the week. The majority of west-central Saskatchewan won't see a serious warmup until the end of the week. Highs of +4, +8, and +7 are currently set for the start of the week around Kindersley, and Rosetown. As usual, Leader will be stealing the show as the hot spot with consistent highs of around 10 ...
West Central headed back to into the deep freeze
网页2024年1月9日 — We’re about to get a quick reminder it is January with a blast of Artic air following an Alberta clipper. Much of Saskatchewan is receiving the first blast of winter weather this week following a very mild December and Meteorologist with environment and Climate Change Canada Alyssa Pederson explains how things are going to get worse before conditions improve later in the month. “We're ...
West-central continuing to lag behind in harvest progress
网页2024年8月23日 — The west-central region is behind the eight-ball looking at harvest progress, at least in comparison to the rest of Saskatchewan. At five per cent complete, west-central Saskatchewan is behind the provincial average of 15 per cent. The region is also sitting below its five and ten-year averages, at 13 and 10 per cent respectively, though that number is skewed after a few years of early starts ...
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