Conducive conditions for severe storms remain at play on the Prairies – The Weather Network

The remnants of Friday’s storms will attempt to reorganize in the form of a squall line and sweep west to east through the day, bringing the risk of widespread, strong wind gusts, with hail being less of a concern.

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A similar line of storms will form later Saturday afternoon in the near vicinity, feeding on impressive energy in Minnesota. That will result in the greater severe storm potential to remain south of the border.

Storm threat lingers on Sunday

The setup for storms on Sunday will reappear along the foothills in Alberta as a trigger and a developing front should move across southern Saskatchewan, scooping up some good moisture.

Major cities such as Calgary, Alta., Saskatoon and Regina, Sask., and Winnipeg, Man., will be under the threat of severe storms Sunday. The main hazards with any severe storm will be heavy rain, large hail and gusty winds.

The outflow from the afternoon storms will likely trigger unorganized secondary cells later on Sunday.

Stay tuned to The Weather Network for the latest forecast updates across the Prairies.

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