Edmonton Journal
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Jun 30, 2026
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Edmonton could see more thunder and lightning storms this summer
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Edmonton could see more thunder and lightning storms this summer
"The more moisture you have in the ground, the higher chances you have for thunderstorms. It's like adding more fuel, or adding more ingredients in place to have more severe weather and thunderstorms"
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By Jason Hills
Published Jun 30, 2026
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A thunder and lightning storm hit Edmonton and parts of the Capital region on Monday June 29, 2026. PHOT…
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