Clear conditions are present across the Prairie ‘s this morning with high pressure dominating the weather during the next few days. There will be two systems entering the Prairies on the weekend that will bring rains to northern and eastern regions. The first system will eject from the Rockies and push across southern Alberta. On Saturday it will join a low from that forms in Montana on Saturday and will push across the eastern Prairies on Sunday. Amounts from this system are expected to range from 15 to 50 mm from southcentral Saskatchewan to northern Manitoba. Northwestern Saskatchewan and central and northern Alberta are expected to see minimal (less than 5 mm) of precipitation. Harvest is nearing completion in most areas of the Prairies.
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Temperatures are expected to be mild today with highs mostly in the mid to upper teens across the Prairies. The mild weather will continue tomorrow and Saturday, before a strong cold front brings much cooler temperatures on Sunday. Temperatures will dip to the mid to upper single digits across the Prairies on Sunday and will persist through early next week. Long term average temperatures for this time of year are mostly range from 10 to 12C.
The long term forecast calls for temperatures to remain near normal through the end of October. The problem is that average temperatures drop significantly from mid-October to early November when daily highs are supposed to struggle to reach the freezing mark. The storm track over the next two weeks will remain mostly in the U.S. with minimal moisture pushing into the Prairies.
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