Environment Canada issues Tornado warning for parts of Sask.
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Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for parts of the province, as well as severe thunderstorm warnings.
For more information on what areas are affected, click here.
In the event of a tornado, Environment Canada reminds residents to go indoors and shelter in a room on the lowest floor away from any windows.
Severe warned and tornado warned storms continue. Seek shelter if you are in these areas and listen to all warnings. #SKstorm pic.twitter.com/P0Ja3LaqYt
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