Severe storms pack hail, wind, and flash flooding across west-central Sask.
05-09-2026 21:18 via cbc.ca

Severe storms pack hail, wind, and flash flooding across west-central Sask.

The west-central part of Saskatchewan experienced severe storms, producing nickel-sized hail, high wind gusts and even flooding Friday night.
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