Mild weather sticks around for the weekend with strong winds eventually kicking in.
Saskatoon Forecast
Friday
-4 was where Saskatoon started the final Friday of November with wind chills making it feel like -9 after a total of 10 record highs were set in Saskatchewan on Thursday.
Partly to mostly clear skies that stuck around into the early morning saw more clouds added in before noon as temperatures rose up to the freezing mark with a breezy wind kicking up.
Mostly cloudy skies linger into the afternoon with the mercury rising up above freezing by a degree or so for the third day this November.
Friday Night
Partly cloudy skies will linger Friday night as we cool back toward and likely into minus double digits.
Saturday
-16 is around what it’ll feel like Saturday morning with wind chill before a breezy southwesterly wind helps warm temperatures up to and potentially even above the freezing mark in the afternoon.
We sit in the warm sector of a system expected to bring more snow to the north, while central Saskatchewan basks under another mild day with partly to mostly sunny skies.
Sunday
Clouds roll back in on Sunday with the next wave of Pacific moisture pushing through and bringing in a slight chance of flurries and kicking up winds gusting upwards of 30 to 40 km/h or so late in the day.
We’ll cool back into minus double digits to start the day with wind chills dipping further back to around -18 in the morning before we slide up to an afternoon high around the freezing mark before potentially bumping up a bit further in the evening.
Work Week Outlook
It’ll be a warm start to the final week of November with a daytime high above freezing on Monday as a system slides through and brings in a good chance of mixed precipitation that’ll then drop temperatures back below freezing for the rest of the week under predominantly partly to mostly cloudy skies.
The Nov. 24 Your Saskatchewan photo was taken in Regina by Denise Fuchs:
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