Scottys towing

17/04/2026

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STAY SAFE• STAY WARM EVERYONE
-Scotty

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18/12/2025

Well folks visibility has decreased & the snow is piling up making travel more and more unsafe! Our highways are travel not reccomended and will remain that way through the night. The team and I are ready to help out as we can, but I strongly advise everyone please stay off the roads!

STAY HOME•STAY WARM•STAY SAFE
-Scotty

17/12/2025

We are looking at extreme winter conditions blowing in. We ask everyone to plan accordingly and only travel when necessary! The trucks are fuelled up and we are ready to assist where we are needed!

STAY HOME, STAY WARM & STAY SAFE
-Scotty

Well this does not look like fun. Please stay safe out there. Although we always love meeting new people, we don’t want to meet you under these circumstances. But as always, we will be here when you need us. 

27/03/2025

The visibility is decreasing rapidly & the snow is sticking to the roads making travel more and more unsafe! Winter is not leaving quietly. The team and I are ready to help out as we can, but I strongly advise everyone please stay off the roads for the day the visibility is almost zero!

STAY HOME•STAY WARM•STAY SAFE
-Scotty

17/01/2025

Good Morning!
With the current weather conditions we encourage everyone to STAY SAFE & STAY HOME! We have strong winds making for extremely low visibility and covered slick highways. We are currently dispatched to accidents in the area, so if you decide to venture onto the highways please dress warm and be prepared to hunker down if you find yourself in the ditch we may not be able to come to you right away! It is very dangerous out there today please STAY HOME, STAY WARM & STAY SAFE!
-Scotty

01/02/2022

With the storm blowing through I wanted to take a minute and remind people to be safe and stay home! Most roads in Saskatchewan are now closed with zero visibility, swirling and drifting snow.

Stay Home, Stay Warm, & Stay Safe!
-Scotty

14/02/2021

09/11/2020

We are ready to lend a hand where we need to. Be safe out there everyone drive with extreme caution.

Travel not recommend on the highways around Melville. If you absolutely need to be out and about drive safely and take extreme caution.

08/11/2020

Good evening Saskatchewan!

As we said a few days ago, we've been working on a few new forecasts and features for the winter season. With the impending storm that will bring blizzard-like conditions to Central Saskatchewan and prolonged freezing rain to Southeastern Saskatchewan, we thought this would be a good time to introduce our... Power Outage Forecast!

If you missed our regular detailed forecast for this event, you can find it here: https://instantweatherinc.com/articles/2020/11/6/record-breaking-blizzard-takes-aim-at-saskatchewan-this-weekend-up-to-50cm-of-snow-possible-by-monday

We know it can be hard to decipher the potential impacts from the traditional freezing rain accretion map and it also depends on many other variables. So we've done the hard work here and have created an easy-to-understand categorical forecast for power outages. If you find this type of forecast helpful then please let us know in the comments and also include any feedback you may have. We plan on issuing these with every potentially impactful freezing rain event for Southern Saskatchewan over the winter.

And now onto the actual forecast:

A system bringing blizzard conditions to parts of Central Saskatchewan will also bring the potential for many hours of freezing rain to the southeastern corner of the province. The hardest-hit area appears to be just to the east of Regina including Weyburn, Estevan and Yorkton where up to 6-12mm of freezing rain accretion is possible. The heaviest freezing rain is expected to occur between Sunday early morning and into the evening. This combined with strong wind gusts will likely bring down trees and power lines causing many power outages in the area.

Regina is a little tricky to forecast depending on the track of the system. It initially looked like they would see mainly snow mixed with ice pellets at times with total accumulation between 20-30cm. Now, the latest models have started to put some of the freezing rain into the Regina area during the afternoon on Sunday. It very well could remain just ice pellets but power outages can't be ruled out.

Stay safe everyone!

- Brennen P.

07/11/2020

Nearly 300 pieces of equipment station at about 75 locations across the province are ready to roll. Salt and sand is positioned strategically to limit dead/empty hauling.

The Hotline is updated as road conditions change and drivers are reminded to be aware that driving conditions can change quickly and check the Hotline before travelling. www.saskatchewan.ca/highwayhotline

Slow to 60 when passing snow plows that are pulled over with their blue lights engaged. Snow plows travel slower than normal highway speeds when performing winter maintenance. They will pull over about every 10 km or so, or when they have a safe opportunity.

When plows have their blue lights on, please stay back and wait until the plow pulls over before passing.

08/01/2020

With the blowing and snowy conditions the visibility out on our roads is low in spots. Remember to slow down and travel with caution!