There are some light showers pushing through southwestern Saskatchewan this morning which should diminish by the afternoon. Prairie weather will feature a mostly cloudy week with chances of rainfall on most days. Another major low pressure system is expected to move into the eastern Prairies later this week (Thursday and Friday) which will bring substantial rains to southeastern Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Amounts are expected to total 10 to 25 mm in the eastern Prairies, while the rest of the Prairies are expected to receive less than 5 mm.
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Temperatures will be mostly in the upper single digits today as a cold airmass settles in the region. Temperatures are expected to increase during the week with highs mostly in the low teens from Wednesday through the weekend. A significant cool down is expected on Sunday with temperatures dropping back to the mid to upper single digits.
The long-term forecast is calling for the development of a ridge in Western Canada, which should bring drier weather and warmer temperatures through the end of the month. The ridge should keep the chances of a harvest season ending snowfall to a minimum through the end of the month. Normal temperatures for this time of year are mostly in the 9 to 12C range. Average temperatures drop rapidly during the last half of the month.
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