Coaldale Mayor Jack Van Rijn shows rain collected during this past weekend's storm. (Photo: Jack Van Rijn)

By David Opinko

Southern Alberta rainfall totals for weekend storm

Jun 23, 2025 | 2:02 PM

To say that the region received a significant amount of rain this past weekend is an understatement.

Environment Canada has reported the rainfall totals for Friday and Saturday, June 20-21, 2025, measured in millimetres.

• Kananaskis Valley: 201
  • This data was collected by Environment Canada from social media
• Cappon (south of Oyen): 131.4
• Azure (south of High River): 120
• Pekisko (northwest of Nanton): 116.1
• Stavely: 114
• Bragg Creek: 109
  • This data was collected by Environment Canada from third-party websites
• Bow Valley: 98.1
• High River: 80.5
  • This data was collected by Environment Canada from third-party websites
• Claresholm: 78.7
• Esther (north of Oyen): 71.8
• Calgary Intl Airport: 69.5
• Canada Olympic Park: 69.5
• Sundre: 65.4
• Springbank: 61.8
• Beaver Mines: 61.1
• Nordegg: 59.4
• Lethbridge: 59
• Cardston: 52.3
• Crowsnest: 51.6
• Pincher Creek: 48
• Brooks: 41.3
• Drumheller: 40.2
• Banff: 38.6

According to WeatherStats.ca, Lethbridge received more rain in the two days this month than in all of June 2024, when the city had 57.3 mm.

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Environment Canada also recorded strong wind gusts in the following communities, measured in kilometres per hour:

• Milk River: 87
• Travers: 86
• Champion: 85
• Fort Mcleod: 84
• Bassano: 81
• Claresholm: 80
• Mossleigh: 80
• Stavely: 80