Saskatoon could see snow on the ground by Monday morning as cool and unsettled weather moves in this weekend.
Saskatoon Forecast
Today
After a 17 degree day on Thursday in Saskatoon, the work week is ending off on a cool note with a cold front sliding through a bit earlier than anticipated today.
That front kicked up northerly winds up to 33 km/h this morning as temperatures fell to 4 degrees with some sunshine to start before clouds moved in midday as we climbed up to +5 by noon.
We’ll stay in the clouds this afternoon with the frontal boundary expected to remain to the south of the city, keeping us cool with a daytime high of 7 degrees expected.
Tonight
There’s a slight chance of showers early this evening before clouds clear out of the area overnight and temperatures fall back to -3.
Saturday
-7 is what it’ll feel like Saturday morning with wind chill with a chance of a few sunny breaks to start the day before clouds quickly build back in.
There is a slight chance of a few morning flurries that will switch over to a better chance of afternoon showers as a pulse of moisture pushes through and we climb to a daytime high in mid-single digits.
Sunday
There is a good chance of snow Sunday afternoon, picking up into the evening as a low pressure system pushes moisture into our province as it develops in southern Alberta.
That system will allow east-southeasterly winds to pick up during the day with temperatures struggling to get into mid-single digits for an afternoon high.
Work Week Outlook
We’re likely to wake up to some snow on the ground Monday morning with a few centimetres is likely to fall into the early morning before it eases off during the day under cloudy skies with a daytime high barely above freezing.
Clouds look to stick around for the first half of the work week before we get into some sunshine and daytime highs climb from mid-single digits into double digits by week’s end.
This Your Saskatchewan photo was taken near Regina by Craig Boehm:
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