It has been four months since Calgary's devastating hailstorm left many homes in tatters, and still, tens of thousands of claims remain open.

People hit hard by the devastating June 13 hailstorm in northeast Calgary rallied outside the premier's office at the McDougall Centre in downtown Calgary on Tuesday.

Some of the northeast Calgary residents whose homes suffered extensive damage in last month’s powerful hailstorm travelled to Edmonton on Wednesday to demand assistance from the provincial government.

A hailstorm that dropped softball sized hail on some parts of southern Manitoba last week could lead to $15 million dollars in insurance claims.

Hail as large as baseballs and tennis balls, as well as 151 km/h wind gusts were reported near Estevan, flattening crops, and breaking windows and windshields.

Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop in southeastern Saskatchewan on Thursday.

Wicked weekend thunderstorms rolled through western Saskatchewan Saturday night with 135 km/h wind gusts, toonie size hail and heavy rain.

Slow moving severe thunderstorms packed quite the punch with heavy downpours causing localized flooding.

Warm, humid and unstable air created all the right ingredients needed to fuel the development of a severe thunderstorm near Moose Jaw early Wednesday morning. The severe thunderstorm intensified as it moved slowly southeast hitting the city around 3:00 a.m.

Nearly 2,500 damage claims have been file following a brief, but violent, hailstorm in Saskatoon on Friday.