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Thunderstorm warnings issued for some areas of Central Alberta

Pine Lake · Pine Lake

Thunderstorm warnings issued for some areas of Central Alberta

Watch for severe thunderstorms in some parts of Central Alberta Thursday evening. Darin Clark/Central Alberta Online.captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } Environment Canada has issued severe thunderstorm warnings for the following areas. Red Deer Co. near Pine Lake, Red Deer Co. near Penhold Innisfail and Bowden, Mountain View Co. near Olds and Didsbury, Mountain View Co. near Cremona and Water Valley, Cu…See the Story

Heat warnings issued in southern Manitoba

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Manitobans are being encouraged to stay safe in the heat as temperatures are expected to rise in the province.Environment Canada · Ontario See the Story

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