Saturn's cloud tops rarely get above 200 degrees below zero. Saturn' s year lasts 29 of ours, so summer is a long time coming. When it does, things start to cook. Every 29 years, Saturn's northern hemisphere is tilted directly toward the sun for a brief time. Soon after that, it is gone.
Storms occasionally develop at times other than the Saturnian summer.
Look also for some of Saturn's 17 or so moons. The easiest to see is Titan. The brightest of Saturn's satellites is the second largest in the solar system. It will look like an amber- colored star hanging out several planet diameters from Saturn.