Cool end to April and start to May, but warmer weather will return soon!
Saskatoon Forecast
Monday
After a remarkable start to the weekend with a 26 degree daytime high on Saturday and a cooler Sunday with some rain, the precipitation pulled off before switching to snow by early Monday.
Winds were a bit breezy though, with gusts pushing toward 40 km/h to start under mostly cloudy skies with temperatures down to 2 degrees, which quickly warmed into mid-single digits by mid-morning.
Clouds cleared out of the area later in the day as we rose up to an afternoon high in low double digits for a cooler finish to the final day of April.
Tuesday
-5 is what it’ll feel like with wind chill for the first morning of May with temperatures quickly springing up into double digits by midday and into the mid-teens during the afternoon.
Blue skies and sunshine will kickoff the new month before some clouds build in late in the day that will carry some shower activity along a cold front that could reach the region as soon as early evening.
Wednesday-Friday
Sunshine will return for the second day of May before clouds roll back with rain possible in Wednesday night and then clear back out on Thursday with a mix of sun and cloud to round off the work week.
Daytime highs will sit in the mid-to-upper teens through the remainder of the week with cool northwesterly winds picking up on Thursday as high as 50 km/h with gusts above 60 km/h possible.
Weekend Outlook
The roller coaster week will stabilize by the weekend, which will start under a mix of sun and cloud before a high pressure system clears skies on Sunday with daytime highs surging back into the 20s.
The April 30 Your Saskatchewan photo was taken by Kneale Quayle in Saskatoon:
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