By paNOW Staff

Tornado spotted near Alberta border

Jun 15, 2012 | 2:22 PM

Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for parts of western and central Saskatchewan.

Severe weather specialist John Paul Cragg said there’s not a lot of “juice on these storms but it’s enough to cause small tornadoes.”

Cragg said there are about four cells that are moving up towards the Town of Unity.

Earlier, a tornado was spotted near Compeer on the Alberta border northwest of Kindersley Saskatchewan.

This came while tornado watches were upgraded to warnings in the west central part of Saskatchewan. Click here to see Environment Canada's weather warnings page.

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Weather watches pictured in yellow mean that the conditions are right for a storm to develop. Warnings in red regions show where severe weather is either already happening or will happen soon.

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