A big warm-up is on the way, but it doesn’t last long!
Saskatoon forecast
Thursday
-21 is what it felt like with wind chill Thursday morning in Saskatoon under partly-to-mostly cloudy skies as temperatures fell back into the minus teens to start the day.
Snowfall warnings in north-central Saskatchewan came to an end through the morning after some areas saw up to 10 centimetres of snow fall by daybreak.
Partly-to-mostly cloudy skies stick around through the afternoon as the warming continues, up to a daytime high around -11 C.
Thursday night
Partly cloudy skies during the evening give way to mostly cloudy skies overnight as temperatures cool to around -18 C overnight.
Friday
-25 is what it’ll feel like Friday with wind chill as you’re heading out the door in the morning with some clouds kicking around to start the day.
Skies will clear during the day, bringing in a bright and sunny finish to the first full week of 2019 with an afternoon high around -12 C.
Weekend
Mostly sunny get into full swing and linger all weekend long as an upper ridge of high pressure builds in across the region.
Clear conditions bring in some cool mornings with temperatures starting out both Saturday and Sunday in the minus teens before making it into mid-minus single digits for afternoon highs.
Work week outlook
Clouds roll into the region on Monday and linger into the middle of the week as daytime highs drop into minus double digits before the mercury plunges back into the -20s by week’s end with a surge of arctic air.
The snowy Jan. 10 Your Saskatchewan photo was taken in Hudson Bay by Sherry Kostiuk:
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