After a cool weekend, daytime highs are on the rise.
Weather forecast
Monday
-13 is what it felt like with wind chill in Regina, -7 in Saskatoon as temperatures fell to -9 and -6 degrees, respectively, to start the week.
Partly cloudy skies stuck around through the morning as both cities warmed into mid-positive single digits before noon.
The mercury hops up into low double digits for an afternoon high under partly-to-mostly sunny skies.
Monday night
Partly cloudy conditions stick around Monday evening with a slight chance of showers in Saskatoon overnight as a few more clouds roll in and temperatures fall to or slightly below freezing.
Tuesday
Regina will start out the day in the sun with Saskatoon under a few more clouds and a slight chance of showers very early in the morning.
Temperatures make their way into the mid-teens during the day with a chance of afternoon showers and the risk of a thunderstorm in Regina as Saskatoon sits under partly-to-mostly sunny skies.
Wednesday-Friday
Sunshine rolls back in on Wednesday before a few more clouds with a chance of showers filters through on Thursday that could linger into the day on Friday.
Daytime highs will be on the rise, gradually sliding their way through the mid-teens through the rest of the week.
Weekend outlook
The weekend is expected to start out with some sunshine on Saturday before a few more clouds slide in for Mother’s Day on Sunday with a slight chance of showers as daytime highs soar toward or and possibly into the low 20s.
The May 6 Your Saskatchewan photo was taken by Hank Vlietstra near Wilkie:
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