Extreme cold is heading out with a big warm up on the way for the work week.
Saskatoon Forecast
Monday
An arctic high pressure system slid in today and punched temperatures back down to -30 with an extreme cold warning in effect to start the day.
-38 is what it felt like with wind chill in the morning with sunny skies into the middle of the day helping boost the mercury up into the mid -20s by noon.
Pure blue skies and sunshine continued into the afternoon as we warmed up even further into the minus teens for a daytime high.
Tuesday
Despite the milder air moving in from the west, it’ll still feel like the -30s with wind chill as you head out in the morning.
An upper ridge will begin to build in from the west and help scoop up temperatures toward and likely into minus single digits for a daytime high under beautiful blue skies and sunshine.
Wednesday-Friday
A series of weak disturbances will spill in later this week and bring us back into the clouds with a slight chance of precipitation both Thursday and Friday.
Daytime highs will also bound right up toward the freezing mark on Wednesday before likely getting a few degrees into positive territory on Thursday before falling back a bit on Friday.
Weekend Outlook
The next shot of arctic air is slated to slide in this weekend, dropping daytime highs back into minus double digits by Sunday under mostly cloudy skies with a chance of flurries.
Dean Villeneuve snapped the Jan. 15 Your Saskatchewan photo in Meadow Lake:
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