Several Saskatchewan communities will be pummeled by rain late Friday, but the sun will appear for the second half of the weekend.
Forecast outlook
Friday
Temperatures managed to break the double-digit mark in Saskatoon at ten degrees.
Regina wasn’t far behind with an afternoon high of 11 C, but couldn’t hold onto the sunshine as the clouds started to push in.
Friday night
Keep an eye on a system moving through the province late Friday that could pack a punch of precipitation.
The evening begins with a chance of showers near Saskatoon with some rain in Regina before this weather maker picks up steam during the overnight hours.
Saturday
Scattered showers will begin to develop during the morning hours on Saturday with a few millimetres of rain expected across southern and central Saskatchewan.
Afternoon temperatures will drop to single digits, but skies begin to clear late Saturday making way for sunny conditions on Sunday.
Sunday
Rain accumulation amounts will surpass ten millimetres near Prince Albert and northern communities with only a few millimetres elsewhere.
A clearing will begin to take hold across most of the province as afternoon highs swing into double digits in Regina and Saskatoon on Sunday.
Overnight temperatures will hover above the freezing mark as partly cloudy skies develop near the midnight hour.
Work week outlook
Spring kicks into high gear early next week as sunshine and above seasonal temperatures continue to dominate our long-term forecast.
Bright and clear skies take the spotlight for the start of the work week as a ridge of high pressure moves in across the region.
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