In case of power surges or power outages, keep tuned to the @StormRangerBike for updates. Still looking at the 9th of September for supercells to return. As Tornado Season comes to an end, a solar storm has given photographers an opportunity to see what types of aurora are produced this time around. Remember to book mark the Social Media page or just keep it on this page for the embedded timeline of @StormRangerBike which is where minor updates will be posted for now.
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Saturday, September 02, 2023
Thursday, August 31, 2023
August 30th Timelapse of Incoming Storm Clouds / Clearing out the smoke #skstorm
Smoke briefly cleared out a storm cloud view, however strong thunderstorms were hidden behind the smoke shield for the most part as I filmed from Wascana Lake yesterday. Radar indicated storms just west of the city (Pense) but they kept rolling by northbound and wildfire smoke wrapped it up for me. September 9th continues to show potential. It not over yet!
Calgary Skyline Lightning This Morning via Kyle Brittain on X
Wow some incredible lightning strikes, here is one of the amazing photos found on X Twitter:
Who is all awake in Calgary now? #yyc #abstorm pic.twitter.com/PxNeVyCPSe
— Kyle Brittain (@BadWeatherKyle) August 31, 2023
Wednesday, August 30, 2023
Tuesday, August 29, 2023
Moderate Risk #skstorm Supercells on Wednesday
The latest high resolution forecast model is showing a line of strong thunderstorms across southeast Saskatchewan between 5pm and 9pm, moving northeast from there overnight into Manitoba for Thursday's risk. Up to 2 cm hail and flash flooding are the main risks. High winds and tornado risk are very low. Supercell structure might be good. Note: tornado risk increases overnight into Thursday for Manitoba. Several waves possible.
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