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Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold warning for a large swath of the Prairies.
Cold arctic air is once again sweeping into Saskatchewan as a ridge of high pressure builds over the province.
Temperatures below – 31 C combined with winds of 15 km/h will produce wind chills of -43 C or lower Sunday night.
Frost bite and hypothermia are a concern for people not dressed properly in this weather — especially infants, seniors, and those who work outdoors.
Meteorologist Jason Knight explained the cold snap is only expected to last through the weekend.
“Monday, looks like we’ll see a little bit of cloud … rising to about -17 C, but it just keeps getting warmer from there, by the end of the week, we’re looking, Friday, at highs of -1 C.”
