Rain, snow and a risk of storms slides through Saskatchewan.
Saskatoon forecast
Wednesday
5 C was where temperatures slid back to Wednesday morning in the city under partly to mostly cloudy skies.
Light rain rolled in mid-morning as we warmed into double digits before noon as snow continued to fall in parts of northern Saskatchewan along a cold front.
Waves of rain with some embedded thunderstorms continue to swing through during the afternoon with five to 10 millimetres possible as we warm up into the low teens for a daytime high.
Wednesday night
Clouds and pockets of showers and embedded thunderstorms continue into the evening as we cool back into mid-single digits overnight.
Thursday
Mostly cloudy skies stick around into the day on Thursday with a chance of a few showers rolling through at times during the day.
Cool northwesterly winds will put a damper on daytime heating with an afternoon high barely making it into double digits.
A surge of moisture in western and northern Saskatchewan on Thursday will allow precipitation to continue to fall in the form of snow at times, from Lloydminster through to Meadow Lake and Southend.
Friday
Mostly cloudy skies linger into the day on Friday with a slight chance of showers and some late day sunny breaks possible.
After a risk of frost in the morning with temperatures just above the freezing mark, the mercury will make an attempt at making it into double digits for a daytime high in the afternoon.
Weekend outlook
A very wet weekend is on the way across central Saskatchewan with two days of rain and afternoon highs struggling to get into double digits both days.
Pam Paris took the Sept. 12 Your Saskatchewan photo in Humboldt:
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