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Saskatoon had its 19th warmest and 20th driest July in 129 years, according to newly released weather statistics.
The city had 26.9 millimetres of rain last month, or 45 per cent of normal. The mean temperature was 1.4 degrees above normal.
Regina only had 2.9 millimetres of rain last month —good for the third driest July in 139 years.
Meadow Lake, La Ronge and Key Lake all reported mean temperatures that were as much as three degrees higher than normal last month.
All of the statistics, charts and maps from Environment and Climate Change Canada are below: