A low pressure system is slowly moving across central Saskatchewan this morning which is bringing light rains to eastern Saskatchewan and Manitoba this morning. The system will slowly move eastward today but the accumulations are going to be mostly less than 5 mm over the next 24 hours. Mostly dry conditions will prevail on Friday and Saturday, before the next system arrives later on Saturday. This system is similar to the current one as it will provide only light amounts of precipitation on the weekend.
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Temperatures are forecast to hit the mid single digits today which is close to normal this time of year. Friday’s highs will also reach into the mid to upper single digits. A warming trend on the weekend will push temperatures into the low teens across most of the Prairie region.
The long-term forecast is calling for above normal temperatures to prevail across the Prairies through the first half of November. This is caused by a forecast ridge that is expected to prevail over the Prairies. This is a dry weather pattern which indicates that winter is going to hold off until the second half of November at least. That is good news for completing fall fieldwork this year.
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