A risk of freezing rain and snow are in the forecast before a cool down finally moves in.
Saskatoon Forecast
Wednesday
-8 is what it felt like with wind chill to start the day under mostly cloudy skies as temperatures dipped back to -2 degrees.
Breezy west-northwesterly winds were pretty steady around 20 km/h or so through the morning as we warmed up to the freezing mark by noon.
Mostly cloudy skies dominated the afternoon as we rose up to an afternoon high just above the freezing mark.
Thursday
-10 is around what it’ll feel like Thursday with wind chill as you’re heading out the door in the morning under mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of some lingering snow to start the day.
You may have to dust a bit of snow off your vehicles in the morning as well before the risk moves out midday with clouds lingering into the afternoon as we rise up to a high just shy of the freezing mark.
Friday
A surface trough and developing system swinging through on Friday will bring in a good chance of mixed precipitation during the day on Friday.
Freezing rain is possible in the morning as we start out the day below freezing with a risk of regular rain in the afternoon as we warm up above zero for a daytime high.
Winds will pick right up in the evening as cold air slides in with gusts upwards of 60 to 70 km/h possible.
Weekend Outlook
The weekend will be slightly cooler with daytime highs remaining below freezing and morning lows pushing toward minus double digits Sunday morning.
Some sunshine should start the weekend Saturday with clouds rolling in later in the afternoon and likely sticking around for much of Sunday with a few sunny breaks possible in the morning.
Jonah Natomagan took the Dec. 13 Your Saskatchewan photo at Pinehouse:
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