Tornadic Supercell Lightning Machine

July 13th was a day to remember, still working on footage from this incredibly photogenic supercell that produced tornadoes (and "plow winds"?!) from the Kindersley to Eston to Craven areas of west central Saskatchewan. Here is a couple videos of "most" of the footage:

Tornado east of Rockglen

Footage by William Mysko
July 12, 2019
4:03pm near Rockglen

Canada Day Lightning Storm Show in Wascana Park

June 28, 2019 Sunset and Lightning Hyperlapse Wascana Lake

Hyperlapse View of Storm from Wascana Lake 7pm June 27, 2019

Massive Supercell Growth In Alberta / Big Rain For Saskatchewan Coming

Longwave Infared GIF from morning to late afternoon, see how this massive supercell grows in southern Alberta.

Echo Tops as of 6:20pm Saskatchewan Time (0:20z)

Future Rain Prospects:

10 Day GFS Precipitation Accumulation

3 Day NAM Nest Precipitation Accumulation

Weekend Outlook

#skstorm #abstorm Weekend Outlook:
There is a chance of non-severe thundershowers over southern Saskatchewan on Friday afternoon. More significantly, a trend of wet weather begins over dry grain belt areas which will knock down the risk of fire and provide much needed moisture to farmers. On Sunday, the first real chance of super cellular thunderstorm activity will be present in southern Alberta. This mean severe thunderstorm watches, the first severe weather outlook map and giddy storm starved chasers may suddenly appear out of their hibernation.

Note: There is a 1% or non-zero chance of isolated tornadic spin ups over south western Saskatchewan Friday afternoon. Highly unlikely to be of any significance but would not be right to miss mentioning.

Video included is the NAM Nest forecast model for 6am Friday to 6am Saturday, first clip is Simulated Reflectivity, second clip is Significant Tornado Index.