The official numbers are still being calculated, but Environment Canada believes Moose Jaw saw around 5-10 cm of snow during the weekend's storm. 

Jesse Wagar, a warning preparedness meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, said that our city missed higher amounts that eastern and northern parts of the province saw. "It looks like the areas around Saskatoon probably were the hardest hit. We're looking at upwards of 30 to maybe even 40 cm near the Saskatoon area."

She added that we could see some more snow moving into southern Saskatchewan on Wednesday, but that the worst is over, with that upcoming snow not expected to be anywhere near the amount that fell on the weekend.

"It's warming up by the end of the week - closer to the 0 mark. That temperature trend looks to stay for the next week or so."

She said that we should see warmer weather and clear skies by the weekend.