A severe storm in central Alberta produced two tornadoes that injured three people and caused significant damage to a provincial campground.Emergency responders confirmed the tornadoes touched down between Edgerton and Dillberry Provincial Park, forcing evacuations and leaving structures damaged.Three adults were hospitalized, with one sustaining life-threatening injuries.RCMP spokesperson Const.Sandra Geiger stated all campers were accounted for, though communication challenges delayed recovery efforts.Survivors described the tornadoes as sudden and devastating, with one camper recounting trees flying and a football-field-sized vortex.The Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed the tornadoes, noting this year’s season has been unusually active for the Prairies.Authorities are investigating damage and assessing the storm’s strength, while the campground remains closed for repairs.The incident highlights vulnerabilities in temporary structures and the need for improved emergency communication in remote areas.