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AWCN11 CWWG 301840
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR MANITOBA
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 1:40 P.M. CDT THURSDAY 30 JULY 2026.
DISCUSSION.
ON WEDNESDAY JULY 29TH, THERE WERE TWO MAIN AREAS IN MANITOBA WITH A
SEVERE WEATHER THREAT, ONE OVER NORTHERN MANITOBA, CONCERNING ALL
MODES OF SEVERE WEATHER, AND ANOTHER OVER SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA TO
THE RED RIVER VALLEY, MOSTLY CONCERNING SEVERE WINDS AND LARGE HAIL.
IN THE NORTH, THERE WAS A SIGNIFICANT THUNDERSTORM NEAR THOMPSON
THAT GARNERED A TORNADO WARNING AND PRODUCED SEVERE HAIL. A COMPLEX
OF THUNDERSTORMS MOVED THROUGH SOUTHERN MANITOBA IN THE LATE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING LEAVING BEHIND A LARGE SWATH OF SIGNIFICANT
WIND MEASUREMENTS AND NUMEROUS REPORTS OF DAMAGE DUE TO SEVERE WINDS
ACROSS SOUTHERN MANITOBA, PARTICULARLY NEAR WINNIPEG AND OUTLYING
AREAS NEAR THE CITY.
THE FOLLOWING HAIL REPORTS ARE GATHERED FROM CALLED IN REPORTS AND
SOCIAL MEDIA:
THOMPSON LOONIE
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE QUARTER
OAK LAKE BEACH NICKEL
THE FOLLOWING WIND REPORTS ARE FROM ECCC/MSC/NAVCANADA STATIONS:
BRANDON 133 KM/H
OAK POINT MARINE 93 KM/H
WINNIPEG 91 KM/H
CYPRESS RIVER 84 KM/H
THE FOLLOWING WIND REPORTS ARE FROM MANITOBA AGRICULTURE STATIONS:
SOURIS 113 KM/H
STARBUCK 102 KM/H
SAINT ADOLPHE 100 KM/H
RESTON 89 KM/H
HOLLAND 84 KM/H
TREHERNE 84 KM/H
DUGALD 81 KM/H
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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