Arctic air starts sliding aside.
Weather forecast
Remembrance Day Monday
-30 to -32 is what it felt like with wind chill Remembrance Day morning as the temperature plunged into the -20s to start the day.
Blue skies and sunshine stick around all day long with the mercury making it up to around -11 degrees with a gusty southerly wind making it feel close to -20.
Monday night
Temperatures tumble back into the mid-minus teens with wind chills back into the mid -20s as clouds build in overnight.
Tuesday
Clouds filter back in by morning for most areas with a slight chance of flurries later in the day in Saskatoon and a better chance in Regina.
Mid-minus single digits will return during the afternoon as warmer air slides back in across the province.
Wednesday-Friday
Regina could catch some sunny breaks early Wednesday with clouds rolling in during the day and lingering in Saskatoon all day that will linger for the rest of the week.
The mercury will start to surge in the upward direction, making it into mid-minus single digits again on Wednesday before pushing toward and possibly even above freezing by Friday.
Weekend outlook
Daytime highs stay above freezing for the second weekend of November under a mix of sun and cloud across the province.
Ian Robertson took the November 11 Your Saskatchewan photo of the day in Saskatoon:
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