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Saskatoon has above normal July rainfall while Prince Albert nearly sets a new record for lack of precipitation

By Neil Billinger Aug 5, 2025 | 4:56 PM

The difference between the two cities—located less than 90 minutes apart—is remarkable.

It was the second driest July in 141 years in Prince Albert, which only received 4.9 millimetres of rain last month. Saskatoon received 69 millimetres—good for 117 per cent of normal July precipitation. Here is a snapshot of Environment Canada weather statistics from various locations around the province.

July was an average month for temperature with variations of only one degree or so from the long-term numbers. The month started off warmer than normal, but the second half was cooler.

These charts and statistics are courtesy of Environment and Climate Change Canada. CJWW Agriculture Director Neil Billinger spoke to weather scientist Christy Climenhaga about the July weather statistics and the possibility of warmer temperatures and more rain for northern regions in August.