Wet start to Father’s Day weekend with more much-needed rain expected next week.
Weather forecast
Friday
After kicking off the day in the low teens under mostly cloudy skies, Saskatoon and Regina both saw some scattered showers during the morning hours as the mercury rose into the upper teens.
A system swinging through kicks up a good chance of showers and the risk of a thunderstorm during the afternoon as temperatures swing up into the low-to-mid 20s for a daytime high.
Friday night
The risk of showers and thunderstorms continues into Friday evening as temperatures sneak back into low double digits overnight.
Saturday
Pockets of heavier rain with the risk of embedded thunderstorms sticks around into the weekend with up to 5 to 10 millimetres expected generally with up to 20 to 30 mm possible in stronger storms.
The rain will put a damper on daytime heating with afternoon highs only expected to make it into the mid-to-upper teens late in the day.
Father’s Day Sunday
A few showers could linger into the morning on Father’s Day, but drier conditions are expected to return under mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon.
Once the rain eases, temperatures should manage to spring back up into the upper 20s during the afternoon, so it shouldn’t be a washout of a day if you have outdoor plans with Dad.
Workweek outlook
Sunny breaks return on Monday before much-needed soaking rains finally arrive mid-week as daytime highs return to the low 20s most days.
There is a higher degree of confidence in this extended forecast as the rain is showing up in all major models, so the moisture everyone has been waiting for is finally on the way.
Todd Grychowski took the June 14 Your Saskatchewan photo near Moosomin:
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