Tornado Warning Issued in Southern Ontario as Severe Storms Approach

Severe Weather Threatens the Region

Severe storms accompanied by tornado warnings have hit central Ontario on Wednesday. Environment Canada has issued severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado watches for several regions, including parts of Toronto, York, Peel, Durham, and Halton.

Tornado Warnings Lifted in Eastern Ontario

Environment Canada lifted tornado warnings for eastern Ontario and western Quebec on Wednesday evening. However, the agency warned that the severe weather threat remains and more storms are expected to develop throughout the day.

In Ontario, an average of 12 tornadoes occur each year, typically between May and September. Environment Canada advises the public to monitor weather updates and seek shelter in sturdy buildings if a tornado warning is issued for their area.

Conclusion

As severe storms continue to threaten Ontario, residents are urged to remain vigilant, monitor weather updates, and heed the advice of authorities. Environment Canada's early warning system helps provide critical information and guidance during severe weather events, empowering people to make informed decisions and stay safe.