Tornado team sweeps into Manitoba as part of national effort to boost safety, grow understanding of twisters
A bird's-eye view of damage to a farm property from one of the three Manitoba tornadoes on June 20. (Submitted by Northern Tornadoes Project)Judi Watt was startled awake one night late last month by thunder and piercing winds outside her western Manitoba home.A mean-looking storm was taking shape. She worried for her horses after having to put one down in May that suffered head trauma from what she suspects was a large piece of hail."It was like a laser light show outside…. The lightning was something I've never seen and the winds were insane," said Watt."Any kind of storm like that really terrifies me for them."What the heck just hit here? Wholly heck!!
Judi Watt was startled awake one night late last month by thunder and piercing winds outside her western Manitoba home.
A mean-looking storm was taking shape. She worried for her horses after having to put one down in May that suffered head trauma from what she suspects was a large piece of hail.
"It was like a laser light show outside…. The lightning was something I've never seen and the winds were insane," said Watt.
"Any kind of storm like that really terrifies me for them."
What the heck just hit here?
Wholly heck!!
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