It was another soggy evening in southern Manitoba, but this time the severe weather brought Tornado Warnings for residents living in the RM of Hanover, including Niverville, Grunthal, Sarto and Barkfield.

Saskatchewan's gloomy week of weather isn't done yet, and in fact, could pick up today with a funnel cloud risk across the area. Wednesday storm overview After the week started with reports of a probable tornado south of Eatonia,

The extreme heat has settled into Moose Jaw and much of southern Saskatchewan, bringing not only soaring temperatures but also an increased risk of severe weather. Meteorologists say extended periods of heat are often followed by thunderstorms due to the atmosphere becoming highly unstable.

Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for Moose Jaw and surrounding areas. Conditions favourable for funnel flouds Forecasters say weather conditions on Wednesday are favourable for the development of funnel clouds.

For most people, seeing what looks like a tornado crossing the horizon, you would bet your money that it was an actual tornado. But many times it’s nothing more than a funnel cloud. Funnel clouds look like tornadoes, and form in the same way tornadoes do ...

RAIN WILL BE THE MAIN CONCERNS. WITH FREQUENT LIGHTNING NOW LOOKING OUTSIDE OUR LANCASTER SKY CAM HERE, RIGHT NOW WE’RE LOOKING AT A RAIN SHAFT THAT IS PUSHING THROUGH. BUT EARLIER MAYBE ABOUT, I WOULD SAY MAYBE TEN MINUTES AGO WE CAPTURED WHAT IS THIS ...

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a special weather statement warning of favourable funnel cloud conditions. This warning is for the RM of Swift Current and Wymark and is due to an unstable air mass that has the possibility of forming cold-core funnel clouds.

As a rainstorm moved over Melbourne, multiple boundaries (the sea breeze coming off the east coast, outflow boundaries from other storms in the area and the lingering cold front) created enough spin at the surface to form a brief funnel cloud.