Minus double digit wind chill values and mostly cloudy skies settle in for awhile.
Saskatoon Forecast
Today
Mostly cloudy skies stuck around last night as we fell back to a morning low of -2 with wind chill values making it feel as cool as -7 at times into the early afternoon.
We won’t wiggle too far past the -1 to -2 degree mark today as mostly cloudy skies continue with a chance of light snow at times today and a maximum afternoon temperature likely to be around zero.
Tonight
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Cooler air does move in from the north tonight, but mostly cloudy skies with a chance of flurries will likely keep us from falling too far with an overnight low in mid-minus single digits expected.
Thursday
The mid-minus teens is what it’ll feel like Thursday morning with wind chill under mostly cloudy skies that will continue through the day with a chance of light snow right into the evening.
Temperatures will struggle their way up a few degrees with an expected afternoon high around -3.
Friday
We’ll end off the work week on a cool note with the mercury possibly falling into minus double digits in the morning before rising into mid-minus single digits under mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow.
Weekend Outlook
Even cooler air sinks in this weekend as daytime highs drop even further into mid-minus single digits with morning lows dipping back into the minus teens amid wind chill values into the -20s.
As the arctic air continues to flood in we’ll sit under predominantly cloudy skies with a chance of flurries both days.
This Your Saskatchewan photo was taken near Borden by Paige Ziprick:
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