Marmora tornado

By kawarthaNOW. Widespread damage reported along Highway 7 corridor east of Havelock in Sunday night storm.

#OPPofficers are responding to numerous calls of storm related damage in Marmora, Madoc and along #Hwy7north of Tweed. Significant damage to property. Trees and wires down . No reports of injuries at this time. Some of the destruction reported in a weather summary on Monday morning from Environment Canada include a flipped trailer in Rockdale (northeast of Havelock) resulting in multiple injuries, damaged homes and downed trees in Marmora, damaged homes and downed hydro lines and trees in Madoc, and damaged homes including blown-off roofs in Actinolite (north of Tweed). In addition, a portion of Highway 7 was blocked by a downed large tree.

Environment Canada had issued severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings for the region shortly before the storms hit. There was widespread damage to homes and ...

Trees were downed, along with power lines, all along Highway 7 and in surrounding areas. Almost 2,000 Hydro One customers are without power from Marmora to Sharbot Lake with the largest outages being north of Marmora and in the Eldorado area. The storms then moved east causing damage in the Eldorado, Actinolite, Kaladar, and Sharbot Lake areas causing damage to property there.

Thousands of Hydro One customers just north of Highway 7 are without power Monday morning after a severe thunderstorm capable of producing tornadoes ripped ...

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A suspected tornado touched down in the Marmora area on Sunday, July 24, causing extensive damage and wide-spread power outages.

#OPPofficers are responding to numerous calls of storm related damage in Marmora, Madoc and along #Hwy7north of Tweed. Significant damage to property. After the first hit, she said she figured she should get out of the park and at least get into Marmora, especially because she was caring for someone else’s child with her own. Along Glen Allen Road, trees were snapped off and branches were still littering the pavement. It shook the roof of the concrete silo as well, but then it settled. The couple were sitting on the porch of their home, aware there were tornado warnings in the area, but still a little skeptical. “My neighbour was hit hard too,” she said.

A suspected tornado touched down in the Marmora area on Sunday, July 24, causing extensive damage and wide-spread power outages.

— OPP East Region (@OPP_ER)— OPP East Region (@OPP_ER) #OPPofficers are responding to numerous calls of storm related damage in Marmora, Madoc and along #Hwy7north of Tweed. Significant damage to property. After the first hit, she said she figured she should get out of the park and at least get into Marmora, especially because she was caring for someone else’s child with her own. Along Glen Allen Road, trees were snapped off and branches were still littering the pavement. It shook the roof of the concrete silo as well, but then it settled. The couple were sitting on the porch of their home, aware there were tornado warnings in the area, but still a little skeptical. “My neighbour was hit hard too,” she said.

Thousands of people were without power in eastern Ontario Sunday evening after a destructive storm capable of producing tornadoes tore across the region, ...

They were practically the size of golfballs! Still can’t get over how crazy the hail was in Kinburn yesterday. Environment Canada issued several tornado warnings Sunday night as the powerful storm made its way through the area.