The tornado warning issued by Environment Canada northeast of Edmonton Saturday afternoon has ended.
The tornado warning was put in effect for Lamont County near Andrew and Wostok, and Smoky Lake County near Smoky Lake, Waskatenau, Vilna Saddle Lake and Whitefish Lake at 3:07 p.m.
Alberta Emergency Alert issued an alert at 3:48 p.m. saying "a tornado has touched down west of St. Paul and ma cause injury of damage."
The tornado warning ended at around 4:10 p.m.
On tornado warned supercell north of Vegreville @cluke5 @kZiolkowskiWx @prairiechasers #abstorm 2:47pm pic.twitter.com/UuYGhvnOsN
— Nevin deMilliano (@SwiftChaser) June 9, 2018
Shelf fingers are everywhere. Mostly outflowy #abstorm 3:20pm pic.twitter.com/d3S76qh2tg
— Prairie Storm Chasers (@PrairieChasers) June 9, 2018
Not doing much but some nice striations with this storm. @cluke5 @kZiolkowskiWx @prairiechasers #abstorm 3:51pm pic.twitter.com/g6FGU4xLIB
— Prairie Storm Chasers (@PrairieChasers) June 9, 2018
Severe thunderstorm warnings remain in place for Lac La Biche County, St. Paul County, Smoky Lake County and Bonnyville.
