Foggy mornings make way for a mild start to the week.
Saskatoon Forecast
Monday
It was a foggy finish to the weekend with visibility down to 200 metres for hours on Sunday with mist lingering into Monday along with a few patches of light snow.
-15 is what it felt like with wind chill to start the week as temperatures dipped back to -9 under mostly cloudy skies that stuck around through the morning as we warmed into mid-minus single digits.
Mostly cloudy skies linger through the remainder of the day with the mercury climbing up to just a few degrees shy of the freezing mark for an afternoon high.
Monday Night
Partly to mostly cloudy skies will remain dominant into the evening with some patchy fog and mist possible again as we cool back into minus double digits.
Tuesday
It’ll feel close to -20 with wind chill as you’re stepping out the door Tuesday morning, so be sure to bundle up, but by afternoon it’ll be a bit milder with temperatures springing back up into mid-minus single digits.
Some clouds will start the day with a slight chance of flurries in the morning before we get into more sunshine later on in the day as skies start to clear.
Wednesday-Friday
The next system will press in later this week, pushing the clouds back in and bringing a chance of flurries Thursday into early Friday.
As it swings through, we’ll see a subtle spike in daytime highs, from mid-minus single digits on Wednesday to just shy of the freezing mark Thursday before falling back into mid-minus single digits again on Friday.
Weekend Outlook
Arctic air does look like it’ll creep back in slightly this weekend with daytime highs falling back into minus double digits as we get into some more sunshine on Saturday before clouds roll back in on Sunday.
This frosty Your Saskatchewan photo for Jan. 22 was taken in Saskatoon by Don Ratcliffe-Smith:
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