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Wednesday 8 June 2011

BULLETIN: Storms prevail across south Ontario

WATCH FOR DOWNED POWER LINES
Note: for estimated times when Hydro will be restored, dial your 800 number on your bill.

Automatic estimates from hard-working crews on the job. We honoured our crews during Ice Storm '98 here in rural Ontario. Ten days without power.

A twitter from:    Wendy Gray 


4,000 without power in Muskoka and 4,000 out in Barrie and Orillia. Hydro One says no ETR as yet. Likely going to be this evening.

AND:


 Wendy Gray 

August, 2009 crew begins work
OPP telling people in Muskoka to stay away from downed power lines. Lots of trees down. Be patient with emergency crews as they clean up

MR. Cranberry himself:



 Matt French 

Unreal storm. We are trapped at the marsh by downed trees 

And it is head towards south east Ontario and cottage country. Check weather before you leave town. This is August weather, normally, yet big storms yesterday in Hamilton.

Rumour (CBC) of tornado in Minden, Ontario, plus hail.

Be safe. Drive sensibly.
Gravenhurst Hurricane, Aug. 21/2009

Gravenhurst Hurricane, Aug. 21/2009
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3 comments:

  1. Travis Erwin8 June 2011 at 22:56

    I'm almost willing to deal with severe weather for a bit of rain we have had .68 inches of moisture since Jan 1 and .24 since February 10th. It's a dust bowl in my area.

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  2. Cloudia9 June 2011 at 00:45

    Be safe, dear Jenn!



    Aloha from Waikiki :)

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  3. Vagabonde9 June 2011 at 22:14

    There is so little we can do when the weather gets very bad – stay at home, but even that is sometimes not safe either. Hope your weather will get better soon.

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