Windy Friday before wet weather moves in!
Saskatoon Forecast
Thursday
Clouds last night kept us fairly mild with temperatures only falling back to 8 degrees Thursday morning.
Saskatoon was shining during the day with mostly sunny skies to start a glorious spring day as we warmed up to the high teens by noon!
Sunshine will continued to dominate the rest of the day as we rose up to afternoon high in the low 20s.
Thursday Night
An upper low pressure system anchored off the coast of B.C. will push in some clouds Thursday night as the mercury slides back into mid-single digits.
Friday
That system will spark a low pressure system in Alberta on Friday that’ll kick in the clouds during the day with a very slight chance of showers and easterly winds at 35 km/h with gusts into the 50 km/h range.
The remnants of the upper ridge that brought in the heat on Thursday will linger during the day, but because of the added cloud cover we’ll likely only climb up to a daytime high around 19 degrees.
Weekend
As that system slides by south of the area and another one splits off and sits in Alberta, we’re looking at a good chance of rain on Saturday with rain expected to pick up on Sunday.
We’ll also cool off as we get behind that system with a daytime high in the mid-teens on Saturday before cooling into low double digits on Sunday.
Weekend Outlook
We may get into a bit of sunshine on Monday before we get back in the clouds with a good chance of rain into the middle of the work week with daytime highs staying in the mid-teens for the most part.
Albert Katsiris took this Your Saskatchewan photo of three bears at Battlefords Provincial Park:
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