The extreme cold came back.

A cold Arctic ridge settling over Saskatchewan late Saturday night made for another day under an extreme cold warning which last through to Monday morning. 

Moose Jaw's previous cold record for February 25 was -29 degrees set in 2014, but we topped that after reaching -32.8 in the morning.

Regina, Rockglen, Swift Current, Weyburn, Coronach, and Assiniboia all hit record lows as well, with the coldest spot in the province, Val Marie, hitting -39 degrees without the windchill.

"The warmest we have right now is getting into Wednesday and Thursday, getting closer to -10, in between that -10 and -15 range," explained Robyn Dyck, a Meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada. "Normals for this time of year are about high -4... As we get to the weekend though it does look like we get another push of Arctic air, so we'll probably be getting back into closer to -15 to -20 by the weekend."

She also noted that with the temperatures slowly rising we may see some snow on Tuesday, but nothing significant. 

According to the forecast, after Tuesday's short burst of precipitation we should expect sunshine for much of the next week. 

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