Environment Canada has confirmed that at least two tornadoes touched down in Alberta on Monday as it investigates reports that a third twister may have touched down as well.
On Wednesday, the weather agency posted a summary of the stormy evening on its website.
The first of the confirmed tornadoes was spotted by someone near Highway 573 east of Dorothy, Alta., at 5:17 p.m.
“A brief tornado was observed 15 kilometres northeast of Dorothy,” the summary said. “Environment and Climate Change Canada has received no reports of damage. This tornado has been given a preliminary rating of EF0.
At about 6:20 p.m., someone near Youngstown, Alta., spotted another tornado, Environment Canada said.
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A potential tornado that is still being investigated and has not been confirmed was spotted near Dorothy at about 5 p.m.
Environment Canada said it would like anyone with photos or video of the tornadoes or their aftermath to email them at abstorm@canada.ca.
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The weather agency said the stormy weather also resulted in significant hail and wind gusts in parts of the province.
In Drumheller, Alta., tennis-ball-sized hail was reported. In the village of Forestburg, Alta., wind gusts of 118 km/h were reported.
Environment Canada noted that its weather summary “may contain preliminary or unofficial information and does not constitute a complete or final report.”