Saturday Multi Sector Supercells

Here is today's thunderstorm outlook from PASPC showing multiple sectors in the yellow moderate risk zone. Tornado risk for Edmonton and areas to the east of the city today. Southern Saskatchewan is primed for a strong supercell along the southern border. Sunday looks much better for the city of Regina for multiple waves of storms. Generally today will be the western prairies.

 

New 18z NAM Nest = 10pm Storm in Regina

The latest update to Saturday's potential has the storm directly entering the city of Regina between 10pm and 11pm according to the NAM Nest.

 

Saturday Southern Saskatchewan Supercell? Latest Model..

 

So far each run has been consistent showing a storm south of Swift Current popping up late Saturday afternoon and quickly going very big. This is the NAM Nest 6z radar composite, which has back further away from Regina compared to previous runs but the initiation point remining the same. Now waiting to see the 12z, if anything major changes we will post it here or on X @StormRangerBike. Considering doing more posts on SaskaTube via Twitch and YouTube as we are still awaiting our appeal on Facebook. Mobile live streams will be on Saskatchewan Storms and Wildlife Wonders YouTube channel while we will stick to Twitch for in-studio live streams with the weather station and skycam.

Next Supercell Potential for Saskatchewan: August 17, 18, 19, and 20th! #skstorm

Here is the latest GFS Supercell Composite and it continues to show August 18-19 as the focus for the next supercell situation in Saskatchewan with the 17th and 20 added this run. It has consistently been showing this activity for several days now. 

 

PASPC Thunderstorm Risk - August 14th, 2025 High Risk Eastern Manitoba

Wind gusts up to 120km/hr east of Winnipeg are possible later this afternoon and evening with risk of a tornado and large hail. 

 Forecast models are struggling to keep up for some reason, best to watch radar because a lot of the data is missing elements. Here is a snip of what the latest composite radar from the hrrr shows at 8pm SST or 9pm Manitoba Time.