Saskatoon police say officers attended 16 snow-related collisions by 6 a.m.

Drivers on Idylwyld during yet another late-season snowfall in Saskatoon, April 24, 2026. (Rory MacLean / CTV News)

The late-season snowfall in Saskatoon has made for a slippery commute on Friday morning.

Police say officers had already been called to attend to 16 collisions across the city by 6 a.m., although luckily none resulted in serious injuries.

Police are reminding drivers to slow down, allow for extra travel time, and to increase their following distance with other vehicles.

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The snow is expected to continue overnight, with Environment and Climate Change Canada’s forecast calling for between 12 to 14 centimetres of accumulation by Saturday.

Temperatures are forecast to climb above freezing starting Sunday, rising slowly over the next week.