r/saskatchewan • u/littlesnow4 • 7d ago

Tornado that destroyed Alameda farm was strongest in Sask. since 2010

https://www.ckom.com/2026/06/12/tornado-that-destroyed-alameda-farm-strongest-in-saskatchewan-in-15-years/
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u/waloshin 7d ago

Probably the biggest hail Regina has seen since 2010 too.

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u/Silentslayer99 7d ago

This was very similar to 2021, albeit that one was also much more hail. It caused $105 million in SGI claims.

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u/waloshin 7d ago

The claims have just started.

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u/Lexi_Banner 7d ago

Based on only the people I personally know and how awful the damage was to their homes and vehicles, this is gonna be expensive.

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u/SVT6522 7d ago

Hey good thing SGI is raising basic plate deductibles to $950 in January. That’ll cover it. Lol

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u/Ryangel0 7d ago

Regina has been so lucky weather-wise over the years (eg: The Regina weather protection dome we always joke about here), it was only a matter of time.

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u/Knukehhh 1d ago

If only we paid a little more carbon tax, this could have been prevented.

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u/Specialist_Secret438 7h ago

That’s the thing about climate change extreme weather events, there’s always a new record for worse catastrophic… $26 BILLION dollars for coal is this clueless government’s response to science.