Warm weather sweeps through province
It’s been record breaking week of warm weather in Saskatchewan to start the month of November.
John Paul Cragg with Environment Canada said a southern air flow brought the warmer weather into Saskatchewan.
“Instead of getting air flowing down from the Arctic and cooler areas of Canada, we saw a flow that brought warm air up from the States into Saskatchewan and really warmed up the province,” he said. “We’ve been warm for pretty much the whole month of November.”
On Wednesday Nov. 9, every single day high record Environment Canada keeps in Saskatchewan was broken. In North Battleford the mercury hit 17.7 degrees beating the record of 15.6 set back in 1905.