Winds gusting up to 100 kilometres per hour are hitting southern Saskatchewan.
Environment Canada has placed much of the southern portion of the province, including Regina, under a wind warning.
A fast-moving cold front and low pressure system is sweeping across the region, bringing winds of 60 km/h and gusts of 100 km/h.
Buildings, roofs and windows may be damaged, and loose objects may be thrown around by the strong gusts, the weather agency says.
The strongest gust reported so far was measured in Leader, Sask. at 109 km/h.
Environment Canada expects the winds to remain strong into Saturday evening before diminishing later in the night.
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