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Storm chasers capture Saskatchewan tornadoes

Storm chasers capture Saskatchewan tornadoes

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Tornado warnings lit up southern Saskatchewan Thursday night, with reports of as many as eight possible touchdowns.
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And where there's stormy weather, there are also storm chasers. Global's Mackenzie Mazankowski caught up with some who were right in the action.
Watch the video above for the full story.

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