A Tornado Warning For Western Alberta Has Been Downgraded To A Severe Thunderstorm Warning

Environment Canada says the storm is near Cynthia and moving east at 25 kilometers per hour.
Twitter user @KDenreyer captured this photo of the storm cell near Drayton Valley on July 15, 2022. (Source: Twitter)
The storm is capable of producing strong winds, nickel- to ping-pong ball-sized hail, and heavy rain.
  7:50 p.m.: Environment and Canada forecasters are currently monitoring a strong, possibly tornado-producing storm 20 kilometers east of Cynthia.
Officials say Doppler radar shows a possible tornado moving east at 15 mph.  Communities on the trail include Cynthia, Alberta;
This is a dangerous and potentially life-threatening condition.  Take cover immediately if threatening weather approaches.  If you hear a roar or see a funnel cloud, debris swirling near the ground, flying debris, or any threatening weather approaching, evacuate immediately.
Cynthia is located approximately 170 kilometers west of Edmonton. 
POSSIBLE TORNADO WARNING, 7:50 p.m.: a rotating strong storm near Cynthia could produce a tornado.  If you are in this area, seek shelter immediately.  If you are on the highway, pull over into a ditch or ravine.  Follow @AB_EmergAlert for updates.  #storm 

— Government of Alberta (@YourAlberta) July 16, 2022
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