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Storms hammer southern Manitoba

Tornado warnings have ended for all parts of Manitoba, and the severe thunderstorm warning was lifted for the city of Winnipeg.

Tennis-ball-sized hail was reported in some areas south of Winnipeg. Strong winds and heavy rains battered many communities as two clusters of storms moved through the province Saturday night.

St. James and Charleswood were hit hard by large hailstones, and it will take daylight to show how widespread the damage was in the city and south to the U.S. border.

If you have storm photos or video, email webnews@freepress.mb.ca and we may publish them on the web.

 

Warnings

R.M. of Franklin including Roseau River and Dominion City
8:50 PM CDT Saturday 09 June 2012
Tornado warning for
R.M. of Franklin including Roseau River and Dominion City

History

Updated on Saturday, June 9, 2012 at 9:08 PM CDT: updated with expanded warnings

9:43 PM: added RMs of Stuartburn and Hanover

10:14 PM: Updates warnings to 10 p.m.

10:30 PM: Updates warnings to 10:30 p.m.

10:47 PM: Updates with end of tornado warnings

11:04 PM: Adds that major warnings have ended

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