It was the first weekend in the Queen City where residents had to dig out their snow shovels and shovel their way out. On Saturday, overnight temperatures dropped to -10 but it felt like -20. On Sunday, the lowest temperature of the day hit -17 degrees at 9:00 a.m.
Residents took to social media to share their photos of the wintery weather.
Driving thru YQR’s beautiful Wascana Park; -10C; lots of snow ��. Saw flocks of ��geese in the icy water. Looks like winter here to stay ⛄️ pic.twitter.com/yvIXbElm8s
— DMWoloshyn (@DWoloshyn1) November 5, 2017
Time to move the farm indoors! @urbanjunglefarm #urbanjunglefarm #microgreens #microgreenseason #yqr #urbanfarm pic.twitter.com/YanOtwQvdK
— Urban Jungle Farm (@UrbanJungleFarm) November 5, 2017
Good morning #yqr. Today’s edition of what not to do. 76 in a 50 in winter driving conditions. $136 fine for being late @reginapolice pic.twitter.com/veTySKblYd
— Cst. Warnar (@RPSTrafficUnit) November 5, 2017
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