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Saskatoon prepares for a late-season snowstorm, with Environment and Climate Change Canada issuing a yellow alert for areas east of the city. The system is expected to bring up to ten centimeters of snow starting late Tuesday evening, affecting central and northern Saskatchewan. The city is ready with plows and graders, and will declare a snow event if more than five centimeters accumulate. The snow is a welcome sight for Optimist Ski Hill, but locals are less enthusiastic. Drivers should be cautious and check for transit delays.
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