Environment and Climate Change Canada has confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in southern Manitoba during a severe thunderstorm on Tuesday, June 9, 2026. The first tornado was reported near Ste. Anne, approximately 30 kilometres southeast of Winnipeg, and the second near St. Adolphe, south of the city.
According to the Northern Tornadoes Project, the tornado near Ste. Anne was rated as an EF0 on the Enhanced Fujita scale, with winds estimated at 130 km/h. It caused damage to trees and a few structures but no injuries were reported. The tornado near St. Adolphe was also rated EF0, with similar wind speeds and damage patterns.
Several other reports of funnel clouds and possible tornadoes remain under investigation by meteorologists. The storm system brought heavy rain, hail, and strong winds across the region, leading to localized flooding and power outages in some areas.
Residents are reminded to stay alert during severe weather and to report any damage to local authorities. No fatalities have been linked to the tornadoes.
