Saskatoon weather outlook – November 24

Flurries today will be gone tomorrow with sunshine and an even warmer day in store before a cool down kicks in!

Saskatoon Forecast

Today

It was a snowy start to the day as a trough swung through the area, bringing in light snow from 6 a.m. right into the afternoon.

During that period temperatures rose from -1 up to +1 with wind chill values making it feel like mid-minus single digits through the morning.

That snow is expected to ease off later on today with temperatures hovering around or just above the freezing mark.

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Tonight

Clouds will linger this evening before clearing out overnight and once they do clear, conditions will cool quickly.

Depending on the exact timing of the clearing, we could drop down anywhere between -3 to -5 or so overnight.

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Friday

-11 is around what it’ll feel like tomorrow morning with wind chill when you head out the door.

We finally get to see the sun tomorrow as we tap into an upper ridge and a southerly flow.

Winds will be a bit breezy during the day from the south with gusts up to 35 km/h at times, but that’ll help boost temperatures up a few degrees above freezing for a daytime high!

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Weekend

A cold front does swing through this weekend, dropping the mercury back below freezing with daytime highs shy of the freezing mark both Saturday and Sunday.

We should see a mostly sunny start on Saturday before clouds build in during the day and a good chance of light snow moves in Saturday evening into Sunday with cloud cover sticking around for the remainder of the weekend.

Work Week Outlook

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A big switch in the weather pattern moves in next week with an upper trough settling in for the final few days of November.

Partly to predominantly mostly cloudy skies will be the main sky condition feature of the week with a slight chance of a few flurries and daytime highs dropping back into mid-minus single digits.

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