Prairie Weather (Rural Roots Canada) – The Canadian Crop Hail Association says minor, isolated storms are still causing crop damage across the Prairies.

Between September 9 and 15, 140 crop damage claims were filed throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.

“With the hail season coming to a close, we remind you to leave the proper samples if you haven’t seen an adjuster and are wanting to harvest your fields,” said CCHA Chairman Scott McQueen.

RELATED: Mid-Week Prairie Weather Report: September 26

Regional Breakdown of Storm Damage 

Alberta

Crops damaged: Barley, Canola, Corn, Oats, Wheat

Communities impacted: Hawk Hills, Keg River, and other isolated areas

Saskatchewan

Crops damaged: Canola, Wheat

Communities impacted: Glenavon, Odessa, Avonlea, Bethune, Craven, Dike, Drinkwater, Fulda, Kenaston, Prince Albert, Davidson, Moose Jaw, Regina, Moosamin

Manitoba

Crops damaged: Canola, Wheat

Communities impacted: Kilarney

COMPARE TO LAST REPORT: Hail Report: As Harvest Continues, Adjusters Continue to Assess Hail Claims