Wind chill warning continues for Regina, Fort Qu’Appelle, Melfort, Tisdale areas

A downright frigid night in Saskatchewan with temperatures dipping well past the -30 C mark Sunday night in many parts of the province.

A wind chill warning was issued by Environment Canada for much of the east central part of the province, but only part of that remains in effect Monday morning.

Remaining under the warning is the City of Regina and Fort Qu'Appelle region and the Melfort and Tisdale area.

Mike Russo with the weather office says the cause is wind combined with the low temperatures.

“We're looking at winds around 15, maybe 20 kilometres per hour. And when you couple that together with temperatures in the -30s, that adds up to wind chill values in to the -40s,” he said.

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If you feel like it's colder than normal for this time of year, you're right — seasonal highs this time of year are around the -6C mark in Regina.

The only bright spot in a chilly forecast this week is Tuesday, when the high is -8 C.

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