Rainfall warnings lifted in southwestern Sask.

Environment Canada lifted its rainfall warnings in southwestern Saskatchewan late Saturday afternoon.

A slow moving low pressure system in Montana pushed a swath of precipitation into the province on Friday, which continued throughout the night.

The system was forecast to move over the Leader, Shaunavon, and Swift Current regions on Saturday, bringing another 10 to 20 milimetres of rain before it was set to weaken in the evening.

Combined with the rain which fell on Friday and overnight, totals were expected to be near or in excess of 50 milimetres.

Environment Canada expects unsettled weather on Sunday with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms; however, it said these will not give significant accumulations.