Residents in Regina, Saskatchewan, can expect a mix of sun and clouds for the remainder of this weekend. Environment Canada reports that there are currently no active weather alerts or warnings for the area as the city navigates the final transition into spring.
The forecast for this afternoon, April 5, 2026, calls for a high of 2°C. While the daytime conditions are relatively mild, temperatures will drop significantly overnight, falling to a low of -14°C. Wind chill values are expected to feel as cold as -20 overnight, so those heading out this evening are encouraged to bundle up.
Looking ahead to Monday, April 6, 2026, the weather will bring sunny skies with a high of 1°C. However, residents should be prepared for a cold start to the day, as the morning wind chill is expected to reach -20.
Although April is typically the last month for significant snowfall in Regina, with an average of 7 cm throughout the month, the city’s spring weather often remains unpredictable. While the snowpack is usually gone by the end of April, historical data from Current Results indicates that the risk of frost persists until the average last frost date on May 20.
