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A tornado warning and severe thunderstorm warnings were put into effect Friday afternoon across southern Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Agriculture says field conditions continue to deteriorate across the province due to the lack of moisture and strong winds.

Gusts of 70 to 80 km/h are expected Friday night, with gusts hitting 90 to 100 km/h in some regions, Environment Canada said.

Parts of Saskatchewan were under a freezing rain warning Tuesday morning, with a special weather statement now in place including Saskatoon and Regina.

An extreme cold warning remains in place for most of Saskatchewan with wind chill values between –38 and -44.

Rainfall warning issued for parts of Saskatchewan

Severe weather watch

<p><span>David Johnston and his wife, Sharon, will visit Regina and Gravelbourg on Sunday, including a local Hutterite colony.</span> </p> <p> </p>

A severe thunderstorm watch in southern Saskatchewan has ended, according to Environment Canada Sunday.

Winter storm warning issued for Saskatoon for a large dump of snow along with strong winds Valentine's Day to make messy long weekend travel conditions.

Environment Canada has ended a winter storm warning in southeastern Saskatchewan.

Environment Canada issues a severe thunderstorm watch for a large area of Saskatchewan including Saskatoon and Regina.

A frost advisory has been issued for all of central and southern Saskatchewan including the City of Saskatoon and the City of Regina.

Forecasts for Saskatchewan issued by Environment Canada at 11:00 cst Tuesday 19 March 2013.

Extended forecasts for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday for Saskatchewan issued by Environment Canada at 04:30 cst Monday 18 March 2013.

Forecasts for Saskatchewan issued by Environment Canada at 11:00 cst Monday 18 March 2013.

Saskatchewan urged by CAA to point out province’s top 10 worst roads and highways of 2013.

The RCMP 'F' Division is currently reviewing their deployment model in Saskatchewan’s Cypress Region with the assistance of a consulting firm.

Robert Arams, 76, was sentenced for causing an indignity to the body of the man he killed.

About three dozen doctors in four Saskatchewan communities have closed their clinics to attend a one-day meeting for an update on contract talks with the province.