PHOTOS: Alberta, Sask., see multiple days of tornado-warned storms
Saturday’s severe weather followed Friday’s tornado-warned storms, which also produced reports of twisters and funnel clouds throughout parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
It has been a stormy weekend so far for parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan, with several tornado warnings issued amid favourable conditions on Friday and Saturday.
While nothing has been confirmed by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) or the Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP), spotters in Saskatchewan reported at least one tornado north of Saskatoon, in the communities of Hague and Hepburn.
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Saturday's tornado warnings lasted more than three hours. Multiple photos of funnel clouds were posted on social media. The biggest hail report was for stones that were toonie-sized, near Alvena, Sask.
The severe weather on June 14 followed Friday’s storms, which also produced reports of tornadoes and funnel clouds throughout parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
The severe thunderstorms during the past two days came courtesy of a low-pressure system that has been swinging across the Prairies, from north to south. The instability in the provinces fuelled the severe storms, which were triggered by the system's front that extended across both provinces.
An almost identical storm setup is taking shape on Sunday, with the chance of severe storms confined to the Aberta foothills and nearby areas, as well as in southern Saskatchewan.
Saturday storms
Below is just a selection of visuals of the severe storms from Saturday evening that have surfaced on social media.
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Friday storms
Below is just a selection of visuals of the severe storms from Friday evening that have surfaced on social media.
Thumbnail courtesy of Braydon Morisseau/Submitted to The Weather Network, taken in Alvena, Sask.