Heavy rainfall reported across southern Saskatchewan

A low-pressure system brings significant rainfall to parts of southern Saskatchewan on Sunday and Monday, with some communities recording more than 70 millimetres of rain.

Environment Canada released a 36-hour rainfall summary Tuesday morning, covering the period ending at 10 a.m. CDT.

The highest reported rainfall totals include:

• Lucky Lake: 79.4 millimetres

• Elbow: 73.3 millimetres

• Yellow Grass: 73.2 millimetres

• Nipawin: 68.9 millimetres

• Melfort: 64.1 millimetres

• Rockglen: 59.4 millimetres

• Indian Head: 58.2 millimetres

• Watrous: 57.4 millimetres

• Last Mountain: 57.2 millimetres

• Saskatoon: 56.0 millimetres

• Regina: 54.6 millimetres

• Bratts Lake: 52.5 millimetres

• Cypress Hills: 46.7 millimetres

• Maple Creek: 46.6 millimetres

• Assiniboia: 41.8 millimetres

Environment Canada says the rainfall totals are compiled from Manitoba Agriculture stations, Manitoba Fire Weather stations, Environment and Climate Change Canada automatic weather stations and volunteer weather observers.