Highways reopen, but some schools closed and city traffic perilous after 2-system storm hits Sask. [Video]

Highways across Saskatchewan remain treacherous as the province digs out from a two-system storm that brought up to 30 centimetres of snow to some areas Tuesday, closing roads and schools.

“Semi trucks and trailers were getting blown off the road,” said Todd Davidson, owner of Davidson Truck and Tractor at Moosomin, 223 kilometres east of Regina.

Davidson said he pulled about 15 vehicles out of the ditch overnight Tuesday after a heavy snowfall and high winds made roads perilous.

“It was virtually impossible for them to even get traction once we got them back on the highway, it was so icy,” Davidson said.

“We’re seeing some of the worst driving conditions that you can have.”

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