Very warm conditions during the second week of January offset the bitter cold between January 21-28 when calculating the monthly mean temperatures for eleven locations around Saskatchewan.

The following charts and maps were compiled by Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Danielle Desjardins.

Precipitation was below normal in all areas except for the far north at Key Lake.  Swift Current set a mark for the second driest January in 141 years. Ironically, it tied the mark that was set one year ago in 2025.