An active and stormy pattern continues in the Meadows, with extensive rains and thunderstorms to be expected. Storms can be severe at times until Wednesday, threatening strong winds and possible golf ball-sized hail in some areas. On Thursday, there is another large area at risk of scattered thunderstorms, with strong winds most likely to develop in areas of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Colder weather will spread east to Livadia over the weekend, as lower-than-season temperatures will prevail for most of next week as well. More about the schedule and the effects of the storm, below. Visit our Complete Guide for Summer 2022 for an in-depth look at summer forecasts, tips to plan it and much more!
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: THREAT OF A GREAT STORM WITH STRONG WINDS AND A LARGE HAIL
There is a widespread threat of thunderstorms across the Meadow on Wednesday, with some areas at increased risk of strong thunderstorms. “From Calgary to just south of Edmonton, there is a risk of thunderstorms that could cause strong gusts of wind and hail, up to the size of nickel and grease,” said Matt Grinder, a meteorologist at The Weather Network. Light hail ~ 25 mm at 2/27 east of Olds 150 p.m. #Abstorm @weathernetwork pic.twitter.com/zJ4Bk7H5FN – Kyle Brittain (@KyleTWN) June 22, 2022 These thunderstorms will continue until nightfall and will continue into the early hours of the night. READ MORE: Make the sun work for you with these solar powered gadgets In eastern Saskatchewan and western Manitoba, there is also a risk of stronger storms, with strong winds once again and heavy hail on the table. “The hail in these areas may be slightly larger with the loonie and even the golf ball-sized hail,” Grinter added. “With this area, there is the possibility of some rotating storms as well.”
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On Thursday, there is another large area at risk of scattered thunderstorms, along with the threat of storms becoming violent again in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The heaviest rainfall in these storms is expected in central Alberta, central Saskatchewan, and parts of southern Manitoba, with extensions totaling 25-50 + mm, and possibly higher local volumes. Rainy weather continues throughout Manitoba until Saturday. The cold weather will spread east across the area for the weekend, with brief warm-ups early next week, followed by temperatures almost below the season for much of the week. Be sure to check back for the latest updates on Prairies.
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An active and stormy pattern continues in the Meadows, with extensive rains and thunderstorms to be expected. Storms can be severe at times until Wednesday, threatening strong winds and possible golf ball-sized hail in some areas. On Thursday, there is another large area at risk of scattered thunderstorms, with strong winds most likely to develop in areas of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Colder weather will spread east to Livadia over the weekend, as lower-than-season temperatures will prevail for most of next week as well. More about the schedule and the effects of the storm, below. Visit our Complete Guide for Summer 2022 for an in-depth look at summer forecasts, tips to plan it and much more!
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: THREAT OF A GREAT STORM WITH STRONG WINDS AND A LARGE HAIL
There is a widespread threat of thunderstorms across the Meadow on Wednesday, with some areas at increased risk of strong thunderstorms. “From Calgary to just south of Edmonton, there is a risk of thunderstorms that could cause strong gusts of wind and hail, up to the size of nickel and grease,” said Matt Grinder, a meteorologist at The Weather Network. Light hail ~ 25 mm at 2/27 east of Olds 150 p.m. #Abstorm @weathernetwork pic.twitter.com/zJ4Bk7H5FN – Kyle Brittain (@KyleTWN) June 22, 2022 These thunderstorms will continue until nightfall and will continue into the early hours of the night. READ MORE: Make the sun work for you with these solar powered gadgets In eastern Saskatchewan and western Manitoba, there is also a risk of stronger storms, with strong winds once again and heavy hail on the table. “The hail in these areas may be slightly larger with the loonie and even the golf ball-sized hail,” Grinter added. “With this area, there is the possibility of some rotating storms as well.”
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On Thursday, there is another large area at risk of scattered thunderstorms, along with the threat of storms becoming violent again in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The heaviest rainfall in these storms is expected in central Alberta, central Saskatchewan, and parts of southern Manitoba, with extensions totaling 25-50 + mm, and possibly higher local volumes. Rainy weather continues throughout Manitoba until Saturday. The cold weather will spread east across the area for the weekend, with brief warm-ups early next week, followed by temperatures almost below the season for much of the week. Be sure to check back for the latest updates on Prairies.
