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Tornadoes were reported east of Saskatoon over the weekend as storms rolled through southern Saskatchewan.
Environment Canada confirmed two landspout tornadoes touched down in the Naicam area around 12 p.m. Sunday. The twisters appeared to have touched down in farmers’ fields, and no damage has been reported.
“It was on the ground for probably 10 minutes,” Trevor Seykora, an amateur storm chaser, described.
“(We) saw the one funnel come down. So we took off in the car just west of town and watched about three other funnels … And one started rotating pretty good.”
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Just a short time ago on the outskirts of #Naicam, #Sk today. #skstorm
Video Permission By: Lucas Moore pic.twitter.com/QYm9CRWJ4g— AviWxChasers (@AviWxChasers) June 19, 2016
Seykora added, though, that not all of the funnels that he saw reached the ground.
Environment Canada received its first report of a funnel cloud, just north of Bruno, at 11:25 a.m. Several other funnel clouds were reported in the areas of Humboldt, Saint Brieux and Naicam over the next few hours, with the last report coming in at 2:10 p.m.
When tornado first touched down west of Naicam today. #skstorm pic.twitter.com/KoufCacStP
— Trevor Seykora (@trevor202) June 20, 2016
#skstorm earlier today by Naicam pic.twitter.com/GTQmllhQ70
— Kim Baranieski (@KimBaranieski) June 20, 2016
Naicam Storm. #skstorm pic.twitter.com/2g79TRoVsH
— Trevor Seykora (@trevor202) June 19, 2016
At Naicam #skstorm pic.twitter.com/kdwuWv7it2
— Trevor Seykora (@trevor202) June 19, 2016
