Research teams from the Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University confirmed the finding Thursday afternoon, about 24 hours after severe weather moved through the area. They said the damage is still being assessed. Investigators were also in southwest Ottawa on Thursday to investigate damage caused by a “supercell/funnel cloud” during the severe weather. They followed the damage discovered by storm chaser Connor Mockett, who tweeted photos of damage to a property on Franktown Road, just east of Dwyer Hill Road and Riverbend Golf Course in Richmond. Search teams are also examining damage near Peterborough and Kingston. “New storm damage spotted by @ConnorMockettWX in the Franktown area associated with yesterday’s supercell/funnel cloud has now been added to the top of the survey list for the NTP team on its way to eastern Ontario,” the Northern Tornadoes Project said. A tornado warning was briefly issued for areas south of Ottawa during dinner Wednesday as storms swept through the area. The tornado warning extended from Kemptville to Merrickville-Wolford, Richmond and Metcalfe. CTV News viewers in Ottawa reported hail in the Eganville area. The storm brought heavy rain, hail and what appeared to be a funnel cloud to areas south of Ottawa. CTV News viewers in Ottawa shared video of a funnel-shaped cloud moving through the Ashton area. “It was pretty dramatic,” Dee Murphy Brown said. “We lost our barbecue, our neighbors lost their play structure. We backed into a large horse farm and apparently one of the buildings had come down as well.” Damage was also reported near Brighton in Quinte West. No power outages were reported in eastern Ontario Thursday morning. Hydro Ottawa had reported 3,500 customers without power Wednesday.
RAIN COMES AS AUGUST RAIN ENDS
Ottawa has received 183.4 millimeters of rain so far this month. According to the YOW_Weather Twitter account, it’s the third wettest August in Ottawa since records began. The record is 204.2 mm, set in August 1893. The forecast calls for 10 to 15 mm of rain. Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers. Low temperature 10 C. On Thursday the weather will be mostly cloudy to start the day, with clear skies in the afternoon. High 20 C. The outlook for Friday is sunny with a high of 27C, while Saturday will be sunny with a high of 29C. Normal temperatures for this time of year are highs of 22C and lows of 12C.
title: “Franktown Tornado A Weak Tornado Touched Down In Franktown Ont. Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-22” author: “Margie Alexander”
Research teams from the Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University confirmed the finding Thursday afternoon, about 24 hours after severe weather moved through the area. They said the damage is still being assessed. Investigators were also in southwest Ottawa on Thursday to investigate damage caused by a “supercell/funnel cloud” during the severe weather. They followed the damage discovered by storm chaser Connor Mockett, who tweeted photos of damage to a property on Franktown Road, just east of Dwyer Hill Road and Riverbend Golf Course in Richmond. Search teams are also examining damage near Peterborough and Kingston. “New storm damage spotted by @ConnorMockettWX in the Franktown area associated with yesterday’s supercell/funnel cloud has now been added to the top of the survey list for the NTP team on its way to eastern Ontario,” the Northern Tornadoes Project said. A tornado warning was briefly issued for areas south of Ottawa during dinner Wednesday as storms swept through the area. The tornado warning extended from Kemptville to Merrickville-Wolford, Richmond and Metcalfe. CTV News viewers in Ottawa reported hail in the Eganville area. The storm brought heavy rain, hail and what appeared to be a funnel cloud to areas south of Ottawa. CTV News viewers in Ottawa shared video of a funnel-shaped cloud moving through the Ashton area. “It was pretty dramatic,” Dee Murphy Brown said. “We lost our barbecue, our neighbors lost their play structure. We backed into a large horse farm and apparently one of the buildings had come down as well.” Damage was also reported near Brighton in Quinte West. No power outages were reported in eastern Ontario Thursday morning. Hydro Ottawa had reported 3,500 customers without power Wednesday.
RAIN COMES AS AUGUST RAIN ENDS
Ottawa has received 183.4 millimeters of rain so far this month. According to the YOW_Weather Twitter account, it’s the third wettest August in Ottawa since records began. The record is 204.2 mm, set in August 1893. The forecast calls for 10 to 15 mm of rain. Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers. Low temperature 10 C. On Thursday the weather will be mostly cloudy to start the day, with clear skies in the afternoon. High 20 C. The outlook for Friday is sunny with a high of 27C, while Saturday will be sunny with a high of 29C. Normal temperatures for this time of year are highs of 22C and lows of 12C.
title: “Franktown Tornado A Weak Tornado Touched Down In Franktown Ont. Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-16” author: “Mary Norris”
Research teams from the Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University confirmed the finding Thursday afternoon, about 24 hours after severe weather moved through the area. They said the damage is still being assessed. Investigators were also in southwest Ottawa on Thursday to investigate damage caused by a “supercell/funnel cloud” during the severe weather. They followed the damage discovered by storm chaser Connor Mockett, who tweeted photos of damage to a property on Franktown Road, just east of Dwyer Hill Road and Riverbend Golf Course in Richmond. Search teams are also examining damage near Peterborough and Kingston. “New storm damage spotted by @ConnorMockettWX in the Franktown area associated with yesterday’s supercell/funnel cloud has now been added to the top of the survey list for the NTP team on its way to eastern Ontario,” the Northern Tornadoes Project said. A tornado warning was briefly issued for areas south of Ottawa during dinner Wednesday as storms swept through the area. The tornado warning extended from Kemptville to Merrickville-Wolford, Richmond and Metcalfe. CTV News viewers in Ottawa reported hail in the Eganville area. The storm brought heavy rain, hail and what appeared to be a funnel cloud to areas south of Ottawa. CTV News viewers in Ottawa shared video of a funnel-shaped cloud moving through the Ashton area. “It was pretty dramatic,” Dee Murphy Brown said. “We lost our barbecue, our neighbors lost their play structure. We backed into a large horse farm and apparently one of the buildings had come down as well.” Damage was also reported near Brighton in Quinte West. No power outages were reported in eastern Ontario Thursday morning. Hydro Ottawa had reported 3,500 customers without power Wednesday.
RAIN COMES AS AUGUST RAIN ENDS
Ottawa has received 183.4 millimeters of rain so far this month. According to the YOW_Weather Twitter account, it’s the third wettest August in Ottawa since records began. The record is 204.2 mm, set in August 1893. The forecast calls for 10 to 15 mm of rain. Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers. Low temperature 10 C. On Thursday the weather will be mostly cloudy to start the day, with clear skies in the afternoon. High 20 C. The outlook for Friday is sunny with a high of 27C, while Saturday will be sunny with a high of 29C. Normal temperatures for this time of year are highs of 22C and lows of 12C.
title: “Franktown Tornado A Weak Tornado Touched Down In Franktown Ont. Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-21” author: “Lorraine Farrow”
Research teams from the Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University confirmed the finding Thursday afternoon, about 24 hours after severe weather moved through the area. They said the damage is still being assessed. Investigators were also in southwest Ottawa on Thursday to investigate damage caused by a “supercell/funnel cloud” during the severe weather. They followed the damage discovered by storm chaser Connor Mockett, who tweeted photos of damage to a property on Franktown Road, just east of Dwyer Hill Road and Riverbend Golf Course in Richmond. Search teams are also examining damage near Peterborough and Kingston. “New storm damage spotted by @ConnorMockettWX in the Franktown area associated with yesterday’s supercell/funnel cloud has now been added to the top of the survey list for the NTP team on its way to eastern Ontario,” the Northern Tornadoes Project said. A tornado warning was briefly issued for areas south of Ottawa during dinner Wednesday as storms swept through the area. The tornado warning extended from Kemptville to Merrickville-Wolford, Richmond and Metcalfe. CTV News viewers in Ottawa reported hail in the Eganville area. The storm brought heavy rain, hail and what appeared to be a funnel cloud to areas south of Ottawa. CTV News viewers in Ottawa shared video of a funnel-shaped cloud moving through the Ashton area. “It was pretty dramatic,” Dee Murphy Brown said. “We lost our barbecue, our neighbors lost their play structure. We backed into a large horse farm and apparently one of the buildings had come down as well.” Damage was also reported near Brighton in Quinte West. No power outages were reported in eastern Ontario Thursday morning. Hydro Ottawa had reported 3,500 customers without power Wednesday.
RAIN COMES AS AUGUST RAIN ENDS
Ottawa has received 183.4 millimeters of rain so far this month. According to the YOW_Weather Twitter account, it’s the third wettest August in Ottawa since records began. The record is 204.2 mm, set in August 1893. The forecast calls for 10 to 15 mm of rain. Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers. Low temperature 10 C. On Thursday the weather will be mostly cloudy to start the day, with clear skies in the afternoon. High 20 C. The outlook for Friday is sunny with a high of 27C, while Saturday will be sunny with a high of 29C. Normal temperatures for this time of year are highs of 22C and lows of 12C.
