Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of southeast and central Saskatchewan on May 24, 2026. The alert covers regions including Regina, Moose Jaw, and surrounding areas. Forecasters warn of potential strong winds, large hail, and heavy rainfall that could cause localized flooding.
Timing and Impact
The watch is in effect for the afternoon and evening hours. Residents are advised to seek shelter if storms approach. The system is expected to move eastward through the evening, with conditions improving overnight.
Safety Precautions
Environment Canada recommends staying indoors, avoiding water bodies, and securing loose objects. Motorists should be cautious of reduced visibility and standing water on roads.
This weather event comes as the region experiences a volatile spring season. Previous storms have caused power outages and property damage.
