Saskatoon weather: warmer days ahead
Saskatoon residents can expect a mix of sunshine and clouds Friday with a 60 per cent chance of showers.
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), there’s a risk of thunderstorms on Friday afternoon. The high will be 13 C and the low will dip down to 4 C.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday offers a similar mix of sun and clouds with a high of 15 C. Skies will become mostly cloudy overnight with a low of 7 C.
There will be a bit more sunshine on Sunday with a high of 19 C. Clouds will return overnight, with a low of 8 C.
The workweek ahead looks to be pleasant with sunny skies and highs gradually increasing throughout the week.
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