The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says more rain expected over the next several days could intensify flooding problems in parts of Saskatchewan.
Officials say communities already dealing with high water levels are especially vulnerable as another storm system moves into the province ahead of the long weekend.
The Water Security Agency has issued a new advisory, warning rainfall and strong winds could create additional localized flooding concerns.
The Meadow Lake region is expected to receive the highest precipitation totals, while northeastern Saskatchewan remaining a concern as snowpack continues to thaw.
Officials say rainfall combined with melting snow could quickly increase runoff and water levels in already swollen rivers and creeks.
The SPSA says 11 communities remain under local states of emergency because of flooding, including Sturgeon Lake First Nation.
Crews continue to provide equipment and emergency support to affected communities, with officials promising updates as conditions change.
This year’s spring runoff has already produced record flows in several areas of the province.
Five highways remain closed due to flooding, and residents travelling over the long weekend are being reminded to frequently check the Highway Hotline for updated road conditions.