Radar this morning shows that there is a line of storms pushing across western Saskatchewan. The storms are expected to push northeastward through the day bringing light rains to central and northern growing areas. Rains over the next five days are expected to be mostly less than 2 mm across the south and central growing regions. The pattern of rains in the western Prairies and dry conditions prevailing in the east are expected to continue into next week.
Temperatures today are expected to reach the low 20’s in the west and mid 20’s in the eastern locations of the Prairies. The mild weather is expected to continue across the Prairies with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 20’s by mid week. Eastern areas of the Prairies remain warmer than normal with highs mostly in the mid to upper 20’s.
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The long-term forecast is calling for an expansion of the ridge currently over the eastern Prairies to include most of Western Canada. The strong ridge will keep warmer than normal temperatures and mostly dry conditions through the first week of October. This will help finish the bulk of the 2025 harvest before Thanksgiving.
