The End of a (Stormy) Era

It has appeared that the active summer is finally coming to an end for the prairie provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Unfortunately, the statistics being kept of West Edmonton had become unconfirmed and untracked towards the end. However, all of the statistics for my location in SE Saskatchewan, as well as for Winnipeg (South) were well-kept and well-updated. Due to the unlikelihood of further upcoming weather events, I will now post the pending final statistics. Remember, the specifications were that the storm must include some sort of rainfall directly overhead and have at least one lightning strike. If there are any changes to follow, I will update them: Winnipeg South... 38 storms, 5 of those severe. 10 severe watches and 5 severe warnings. Canora... 34 storms, 3 of those severe. 14 severe watches, 3 severe warnings, and 2 tornado watches (1 of these cold core). There was also 1 roll cloud. COMING UP SHORTLY: A blog post with the top photographs of the year!