Storm of the Century Batters Toronto
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A severe thunderstorm, described as a '100-year storm' or even 'the storm of the century', hit Toronto and southern Ontario on Wednesday, September 2. The storm brought heavy rain (over 100mm), large hail, destructive winds (up to 130km/h), and a risk of tornadoes. It caused widespread flooding, downed trees, power outages (affecting over 65,000 people), and significant damage to infrastructure, including roads and buildings. The storm also led to flight cancellations and disruptions in public transportation.
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