Severe storms on the table again Wednesday for Manitoba as setup remains
Another day of tornado-warned storms for parts of Manitoba Tuesday, giving some residents a feeling of déjà vu after Monday's severe weather. The risk will hang on Wednesday as a low continues to push eastward.
Tuesday must have felt quite similar to Monday in Manitoba after multiple tornado-warned cells popped up for the second day this week. While nothing was confirmed, the severe storm risk will reappear Wednesday for the province as a low-pressure system moves in and makes its way east.
DON'T MISS: Forecast calls for flexible plans for your long Canada Day weekend
WEDNESDAY
Areas: Southern Manitoba, southern B.C and southern Alberta
Timing: Through the afternoon and evening
Weather: The threat for severe storms will once again continue on for southern Manitoba, nosing into portions of Ontario.
Wednesday also features a trough developing over B.C., which will prompt the threat for thunderstorms in the south, spilling into southern Alberta. Larger hail is yet again the biggest concern where severe storms emerge.
A high-pressure system will also make its way south over Saskatchewan on Wednesday, sparing the province of the stormy weather, with the exception of the southeastern portion of the province.
Keep checking back to The Weather Network for more forecast information and updates for your weather on the Prairies.