Red Earth

Saskatchewan, Canada

Current Weather

2°35°

Breezy and Overcast

Feels Like: -5°24°

Min: -3°27°

Max: 2°35°

The next few hours will be windy and overcast, with today reaching 1°C and dropping to -5°C. The coming days will be mostly cloudy throughout the day.

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Air Quality

29
Good

Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.

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Daylight Hours

07:48

Sunrise

17:21

Sunset

9 hours 33 minutes of sunlight today

Moon

16:50

Moonrise

07:10

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

-3°27°
2°35°

Monday

-5°23°
1°35°

Tuesday

-5°22°
4°40°

Wednesday

-1°30°
3°38°

Thursday

-1°30°
3°38°

Friday

-1°29°
3°37°

Saturday

-2°29°
4°39°

Sunday

-1°31°
5°42°

Monday

2°36°
6°42°

Tuesday

1°33°
5°40°

UV Index

No protection needed
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Humidity

65%Comfortable
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Weather in Red Earth today, October 25, 2026

Red Earth is set for a fine, sunny day on October 25, 2026, with only limited interruptions to the clear sky. The early hours look particularly favourable for being outside. Cloud leads the morning, peaking close to 99% near 01:00. Sunshine has little room until later in the day.Red Earth is set for a fine, sunny day on October 25, 2026, with only limited interruptions to the clear sky. The early hours look particularly favourable for being outside. Cloud leads the morning, peaking close to 99% near 01:00. Sunshine has little room until later in the day.

Temperatures climb from an overnight low near -3°C toward a daytime high of about 2°C. Moisture in the air spans 63%-74%, with the highest values around 08:00. Winds turn strong, with the highest speeds near 02:00 at about 38 km/h.Temperatures climb from an overnight low near 27°F toward a daytime high of about 35°F. Moisture in the air spans 63%-74%, with the highest values around 08:00. Winds turn strong, with the highest speeds near 02:00 at about 23 mph.

Afternoon skies stay clogged, peaking close to 86% near 12:00. The grey theme continues rather than clearing out. Horizontal visibility holds close to 16.1 km. Expect sunrise at 07:48, sunset at 17:21, and 9 hours 33 minutes of sunlight today overall.Afternoon skies stay clogged, peaking close to 86% near 12:00. The grey theme continues rather than clearing out. Horizontal visibility holds close to 10 mi. Expect sunrise at 07:48, sunset at 17:21, and 9 hours 33 minutes of sunlight today overall.

The practical takeaway for Red Earth is a windy October 25, 2026, so outdoor plans should account for gusts around 38 km/h.The practical takeaway for Red Earth is a windy October 25, 2026, so outdoor plans should account for gusts around 23 mph.

Frequently asked questions about weather in Red Earth

How warm does it get in Red Earth?

The warmest month in Red Earth is July, with average high temperatures of 25°C. The average temperature during this period is around 19°C.The warmest month in Red Earth is July, with average high temperatures of 77°F. The average temperature during this period is around 66°F.

How cold does it get in Red Earth?

The coldest month in Red Earth is February, with average low temperatures of -20°C. The average temperature during this period is around -16°C.The coldest month in Red Earth is February, with average low temperatures of -4°F. The average temperature during this period is around 4°F.

What is the wettest time of year in Red Earth?

The wettest month in Red Earth is June, with an average of 100 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in Red Earth is June, with an average of 3.9 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in Red Earth?

The driest month in Red Earth is February, with an average of 15 mm of precipitation.The driest month in Red Earth is February, with an average of 0.6 in of precipitation.

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