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Ontario Tornado with 18-Km Track Among Pair of June 30 Twisters

The storms damaged farms and trees, with one tornado rated EF-1 and the other EF-0, researchers said.

  • On June 30, the Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed two weak tornadoes touched down near Kingston, Ontario, damaging farms and trees during afternoon thunderstorms.
  • Environment Canada issued a red-level tornado warning for the area, the most urgent alert on its colour-coded weather scale, as powerful storms developed.
  • Classified as an EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale, the first tornado tracked 18 kilometres through Verona, Harrowsmith, and Hartington with maximum wind speeds around 150 km/h.
  • A second EF-0 tornado created a 10.9-kilometre path from Silver Corners to Canadian Forces Base Kingston, reaching wind speeds of about 115 km/h, though neither storm caused injuries.
  • Beyond the tornadoes, the thunderstorms caused flooding in Kingston and toppled trees, destroying roofs on two barns while forcing a brief suspension of transit operations.
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Ontario tornado with 18-kilometre track among pair of June 30 twisters: researchers

Researchers say a pair of weak tornadoes touched down in eastern Ontario about a week ago, snapping trees and badly damaging barn roofs.

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