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Frigid arctic air grips Saskatoon with wind chill in the -30s

Get your long johns ready because a polar vortex is invading Saskatoon, bringing a daytime high with wind chill on Friday to almost -40. SkyTracker Weather

Get your long johns ready because a polar vortex is invading Saskatoon, bringing a daytime high with wind chill on Friday to almost -40.

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Saskatoon Forecast

Thursday

It’s a bright sunny day, but Saskatoon will only get up to a high of -19. With wind chill that temperature will feel more like -32.

Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of -29, but it’ll feel like -37 with wind chill.

Friday

It’s just getting colder and colder in the Bridge City. Friday will see a high of -23, with a wind chill factor of -38.

Overnight there will be cloudy periods with a 30 per cent chance of flurries. Low of -31.

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Saturday

The start of your weekend will be bright and sunny, but you’ll want to bundle up and the deep freeze continues. Saturday’s high is -20.

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The clear tread will continue overnight with a low of -25.

Sunday

A mix of sun and cloud with a 30 per cent chance of flurries. About 1 cm of accumulation expected. Sunday will get up to a high of -21.

Overnight will be clear and cold with a low of -24.

Work Week 

Monday through Wednesday the mostly clear and cold conditions continue.

Monday

Monday will be sunny with a high of -21. Overnight it’ll get down to -26.

Tuesday

Tuesday will be much the same with sunny conditions and a high of -21. Clear overnight with a low of -23.

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Wednesday

The sun will shine bright on Wednesday, but the cold snap doesn’t stop with a high of -19. Overnight it’ll get down to -24.

Thursday’s Your Saskatchewan was taken by Tammie McGonigal near Rosetown:

Dec. 8: Tammie McGonigal took this Your Saskatchewan photo near Rosetown. Tammie McGonigal / Viewer Submitted
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