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AWCN11 CWWG 101408
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR MANITOBA
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 9:08 A.M. CDT WEDNESDAY 10 JUNE 2026.
DISCUSSION.
DEVASTATING THUNDERSTORMS...SOME WITH REPORTS OF
TORNADOES...AFFECTED MUCH OF SOUTHERN MANITOBA ON TUESDAY. WHILE IT
WILL BE SOME TIME BEFORE THE FULL EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE IS KNOWN, THE
FOLLOWING IS SOME PRELIMINARY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS SEVERE
WEATHER OUTBREAK.
TORNADOES...REPORTS OF TORNADOES WERE RECEIVED FROM THE VICINITY OF
STE ANNE AND OTTERBURNE. NUMEROUS REPORTS OF FUNNEL CLOUDS/POSSIBLE
TORNADOES WERE RECEIVED THROUGH MUCH OF THE RED RIVER VALLEY, AND
THE PARKLANDS AREA OF WESTERN MANITOBA.
RAINFALL: TORRENTIAL RAINFALL WAS REPORTED IN STONEWALL, WITH OVER
250 MM REPORTED BY 3 AM ACCOMPANIED BY MAJOR FLOODING. WOODLANDS
REPORTED OVER 120 MM, AND THE FORKS IN WINNIPEG REPORTED 117 MM.
MANY OTHER STATIONS REPORTED OVER 50 MM OF RAIN. NUMEROUS REPORTS OF
FLOODING.
WINDS: DAND AND DELORAINE BOTH REPORTED GUSTS OF 130 KM/H, AND MANY
OTHER SITES REPORTED WIND GUSTS OVER 100 KM/H. BRANDON HAD A GUST TO
100 KM/H, WITH WINNIPEG CLOCKING A GUST TO 94 KM/H.
HAIL: TENNIS BALL SIZED HAIL WAS REPORTED IN PARTS OF WINNIPEG,
SANFORD AND OTTERBURNE. NUMEROUS REPORTS OF GOLF-BALL SIZED HAIL
WERE RECEIVED FROM OTHER AREAS OF SOUTHERN MANITOBA.
MORE INFORMATION WILL BE ADDED AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY MAY CONTAIN PRELIMINARY OR UNOFFICIAL
INFORMATION AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A COMPLETE OR FINAL REPORT.
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