Strong winds on the way with the warmest weather so far this month reaching the region.
Saskatoon Forecast
Monday
Nov. 27 will go down as the warmest day in November 2017 as temperatures rose to 6 degrees at 6 a.m. Monday morning with a southerly breeze helping mix down the mild air to start the week, which was just a few degrees shy of our record daytime high of 8.2 degrees from 2011.
Mostly cloudy skies started the day, but some sunny breaks moved in midday with a cold front approaching, dropping temperatures to the freezing mark by late morning.
A wind warning that was issued in Saskatoon for gusts up to 90 km/h was ended during the morning, but winds picked up in the evening with gusts as high as 78 km/h reported as a cold front slid through.
Tuesday
-18 is what it’ll feel like with wind chill Tuesday morning with winds easing right back to start the day before picking up from the south in the afternoon, which will help warm temperatures up toward, but just shy of the freezing mark.
We’re expecting to start off the day in the sunshine as high pressure slides by to the south before the next wave of clouds move in late in the day.
Wednesday-Friday
The next system slides through on Wednesday with a chance of morning flurries and the possibility of some mixed precipitation before we get into some afternoon clearing with a daytime high just above freezing.
Clouds will be in and out with some sunny breaks for the rest of the week with daytime highs just below freezing and morning lows close to minus double digits with wind chills in the minus teens.
Weekend Outlook
Slightly cooler air will slump in over central Saskatchewan this weekend with clouds expected to build in on Saturday and stick around for much of Sunday with daytime highs in mid-minus single digits and low sin minus double digits.
The Your Saskatchewan photo for Nov. 27 was taken near Lanigan by Brenda Gawluk:
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