Mid-February to bring ‘mild and unseasonably warm’ weather to Saskatchewan
After suffering through extreme cold temperatures and wind chills last week, Saskatchewan is finally seeing some warmer weather.
Much of the province is in for mild and unseasonably warm temperatures for the next week.
“We’ve got a lot of mild Pacific air streaming across the Rocky Mountains and that should persist right through the next seven days at least,” Environment Canada meteorologist James Cummine said.
While Cummine said he couldn’t see any cold snaps in the immediate future – the seven-to-10 day range Environment Canada is confident using – he said any cold snaps the province could experience won’t be as severe.