Environment Canada issues weather summary after Sunday storms

Weather summary for Saskatchewan issued by Environment Canada at 1:35 p.m. CST Monday 24 June 2024.

Severe thunderstorms moved through parts of central and southern Saskatchewan on Sunday, June 23, 2024. Large hail, strong wind gusts, and a number of possible tornadoes were reported to ECCC, including near Radisson, Aberdeen, Gravelbourg, Bayne, and Middle Lake. Additionally, wind damage was reported in the Carrot River region. At this time, there is insufficient evidence to confirm any tornadoes in the province; however, these events will be investigated further.

Environment Canada is actively seeking pictures of the suspected tornadoes and/or any damage they may have caused. Should you have any information regarding these events, or to report severe weather at any time, please call 1-800-239-0484, email storm@ec.gc.ca, or post to #skstorm.

The following is a preliminary list of hail reports received by ECCC.

3:45 pm: Nickel-sized hail near Maymont

4:40 pm: Loonie-sized hail near Kenosee Lake

4:45 pm: Quarter-sized hail north of Environ

5:00 pm: Golf-ball sized hail near Jack Fish Lake

5:30 pm: Toonie-sized hail near Waldheim

5:45 pm: Toonie to Ping pong-sized hail near Osler

6:00 pm: Ping pong-sized hail in Warman

6:15 pm: Quarter-sized hail north of Aberdeen

6:30 pm: Toonie-sized hail near Gravelbourg

8:30 pm: Quarter to Loonie-sized hail near Ogema

11:30 pm: Golf ball to Baseball sized hail near Estevan