Western areas of Saskatchewan in need of rain will receive very little, while the wettest region of the province will be getting more. The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency is tracking the precipitation and says a Colorado low in the southeast corner of the province will bring 40 to 60 millimeters of rain, or about 1.5 to 2.4 inches from Coronach east to the Manitoba border, with the highest accumulations near the U.S. border. Localized accumulations could hit 80 millimetres, or around 3 inches.

The WSA says there is the potential for localized flooding and high streamflow in areas with the largest accumulations. This includes upper portions of the Souris River Basis and upper portions of the Long Creek Basin near Radville.