Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has confirmed that at least one tornado touched down in Saskatchewan during severe storms on Sunday, June 28, 2026, and is investigating reports of a possible second tornado. The confirmed tornado caused damage near the community of Pelly, located in the eastern part of the province.
Damage Reported Near Pelly
A photo shared on Facebook by Bill's Interesting Things shows debris and structural damage in the area. ECCC officials are analyzing radar data and ground surveys to determine the strength and path of the tornado. No injuries have been reported so far, but property damage is evident.
Second Tornado Under Investigation
ECCC is also looking into reports of a second possible tornado in a different part of Saskatchewan during the same storm system. Meteorologists are reviewing eyewitness accounts and weather patterns to confirm whether a second tornado occurred. The agency urges residents to report any damage or funnel cloud sightings.
Severe Weather Warnings
The storms brought heavy rain, strong winds, and hail to several regions. Environment Canada had issued severe thunderstorm warnings earlier in the day. The confirmed tornado is part of a broader weather pattern that has affected parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with multiple advisories in effect.
