More snowfall warnings are in effect for Saskatchewan. At this point the western side of the province is in line for a significant snow event from Paradise Hill, north of Lloydminster, south to Maple Creek, east to Rosetown, Biggar, Moose Jaw, and while not yet for Saskatoon, there is a snowfall warning for Whitecap Dakota First Nation and Dundurn. The vast majority can expect to see 10 to 20 centimeters of snow while along the very western edge of the province like Lloydminster will see 20 to 30 centimetres of snow. This is all due to a developing low-pressure system over Montana that will spread an area of heavy snow across southern Saskatchewan on Saturday. The snow will taper off on Sunday morning. This snowfall warning will likely be expanded eastward across the province as the event nears.