The storm occurred late August in Fort St. John, and featured pelting rain, lightning, howling winds and a tornado that was up to 80 metres wide.

Officials say the tornado had a maximum wind speed of 130 km/h.

Environment Canada warns of wind gusts up to 100 km/h, nickel-sized hail and localized bouts of heavy rain. There is also a risk of a tornado.

The alert has been issued for La Ronge, Prince Albert National Park and Narrow Hills Provincial Park.

Although the tornado warning has been cancelled, severe thunderstorm warnings are in effect in the area.

Environment Canada issued a tornado warning for the Municipality of Russell Binscarth at 6 p.m. but has since lowered the alert to a severe thunderstorm warning.

The NTP says the same conditions will be in place Wednesday morning, 'so it is possible we will see more reports come in.'

Environment Canada has severe thunderstorm warnings for the Ottawa region.

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Environment Canada has ended the tornado warning but severe thunderstorm watches and warnings remain throughout southern Saskatchewan.