On Saturday, a tornado watch has been issued for parts of southeastern Saskatchewan, including Weyburn, Estevan, Esterhazy, and Coronach, as per an alert from Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). The agency indicates that conditions are favorable for the formation of severe thunderstorms capable of producing tornadoes. Alongside the tornado risk, residents can expect strong winds reaching up to 100 km/h, large hail measuring up to six centimeters, and heavy rainfall potentially accumulating to 50 millimeters. These thunderstorms are anticipated to develop along a warm front and will gradually shift eastward throughout the day. In the event that the watch escalates to a warning, ECCC recommends that residents move indoors to a lower floor, away from windows and outside walls, and to leave temporary shelters for sturdier buildings. Immediate action is advised if a funnel cloud is spotted or if a roaring sound is heard, as these may indicate a tornado's approach. The agency warns of the potential for significant damage to infrastructure should a tornado occur during this severe weather event. For the latest updates, residents are encouraged to check ECCC’s website.