Residents in Regina, Saskatchewan, can look forward to a brief stretch of warm weather early this week before conditions turn cooler and more winter-like by Thursday. According to Environment Canada, the city is emerging from Sunday morning fog patches into a period of milder temperatures.
The warming trend is expected to peak on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, with a forecasted high of 20°C. This is significantly warmer than the seasonal normal for this time of year, which typically sees daily highs of approximately 14°C.
This spring-like warmth will be short-lived, however, as a weather system moves into the area on Wednesday night. Temperatures are expected to drop sharply by Thursday, April 23, with a forecast calling for a mix of rain or snow and a high of only 5°C. The cooling trend continues into Thursday night, which carries a 60 percent chance of flurries and a low of -5°C.
There are currently no weather alerts in effect for Regina. While these rapid shifts in temperature are common for the prairies, historical records show significant variability for the month of April, ranging from a record low of -27°C in 2002 to a record high of 31.9°C in 2001.
