No injuries after three tornadoes confirmed Tuesday

No injuries or serious damage was logged after three small tornadoes touched down in Manitoba Tuesday.

The first funnel cloud happened northeast of Douglas at around 3:40 p.m. damaging the roof of a garage, a fence and some trees in the area, as wind speeds reached a max of 115 kilometres per hour, said a Saturday news release from tornado monitors, the Northern Tornadoes Project.

Just before 4:30 p.m., another twister was spotted southeast of Manitou, producing wind speeds of 115 km/h, said the NTP, with another recorded at 5:50 near Sperling.

All three were classified as EF0, the lowest possible, with review of satellite imagery yet to be completed.