Some regions of central and southern Alberta have already experienced supercells and consequential tornado watches and warnings. Severe storms are popping up Monday evening, capable of producing large hail.
Storms could impact a large swath including Grand Prairie, Red Deer and Edmonton, Alta., for example. “With good dynamics in place, and ample energy available, severe thunderstorms will be likely through much of the province,” says The Weather Network Meteorologist Tyler Hamilton. Sunday yielded multiple tornado-warned storms in parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan, including at least one confirmed tornado.Ī low-pressure system developing across Alberta Monday is bringing the threat of severe storms to central and southern areas of the province, as well as parts of western Saskatchewan. Monday: Severe weather trend continues on the Prairies, supercell, tornado risk in Alberta MUST READ: Everyone needs a home emergency kit. More on what to expect for the first day of August, below. Central Alberta is where forecasters will be paying close attention to, as well as parts of western Saskatchewan, where the supercell risk is highest. After a tornado was confirmed in Alberta during Sunday's severe storms, the same risk, watches, and warnings resurfaces in the province Monday. Portions of the Prairies are enduring yet another day of severe weather on Monday.
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