Severe storms with hail are possible in parts of Alberta and Manitoba today
The focus for severe storm potential will return to the western Prairies on Tuesday, but will remain focused on Alberta, with more favourable conditions present during the afternoon and evening, especially for hail.
After a weekend of soaking rains and a stormy Monday afternoon and evening across parts of the western Prairies, more active weather could be in store on Tuesday.
After Monday yielded tornado warnings and watches in Saskatchewan, Tuesday will feature another risk for thunderstorms to develop--this time along the Alberta foothills and in parts of Manitoba--leaving Saskatchewan mostly storm risk-free.
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The focus for severe storm potential will remain in Alberta, however, with more favourable conditions present during the afternoon and evening, especially for hail.
Be sure to monitor local weather alerts and incoming conditions throughout the day.
Tuesday sees severe weather chance shift
Another day of storms are possible on Tuesday as the system moves east into Winnipeg, Man., as well as in the Rockies.
Severe thunderstorms will be possible, expected to develop along the Alberta foothills and track east by the late-afternoon period.
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Instead of loonie-size hail, however, we're looking at up to toonie-size hail with Tuesday's storms, along with strong winds, as the extra energy could give the storm a stronger updraft to keep the hailstones aloft.
Temperatures on the Prairies are expected to trend on the warmer side of normal throughout the week, before a shot of cooler air moves in to end the month.
Enjoy the rainy and stormy weather while it's here, though, because July is forecast to kick off on a hot and dry note across the Prairies, which will once again raise concerns about wildfires.
Stay with The Weather Network for more information and updates on your weather across the Prairies.