Saskatchewan snowstorm improves spring runoff forecast in some areas, but below-normal snowpack raises concerns for water supply shortages.

A recent snowstorm in Saskatchewan has improved the spring runoff forecast for certain areas, particularly around Saskatoon, Biggar, and the eastern grain belt along the Manitoba border, with near-normal runoff expected. However, most of the province's snowpack is still below or well below normal, raising concerns for potential localized water supply shortages and drought conditions. The government urges more moisture to mitigate these issues.

March 12, 2024
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