Reflections from Crumbly Acres: August 2018 ⚡️☔️🔥

Aug. 31 – Fall is coming!

Aug. 29 – thunderboomers

The train has stopped. This is approaching us from behind..wow. pic.twitter.com/MibvQGY6Dx
— Andrew King (@twitandrewking) August 29, 2018

Aug. 27

#onstorm #onwx Tornado touchdown near Oro line 4 north of Hwy 11.

Thanks to Andrew C. for sharing this photo.

- Brennen P. pic.twitter.com/SO7kVllke7
— Instant Weather ON (@IWeatherON) August 28, 2018

Smoke and fires

This was epic. It's been going since July 18.

With tremendous hard work and team effort, the status of #ParrySound33 has been changed to Under Control. Visit https://t.co/OgGpggX8b3 for the latest forest fire updates. pic.twitter.com/g06F8XSOhS
— ONForestFires (@ONforestfires) August 25, 2018

You can visit NOAA and see the smoke from the fires.

Aug. 23 – fall is approaching!

Aug. 22 – That was rain! 25.9 mm between Aug. 21 and 22!

Aug. 20 – now what?

Aug. 17 – rain all day, but only 3 mm!

Mebbe more tonight: going north east? Nope. Just 0.01"...

Aug. 15 – Another storm, passes us by!

Certainly flood potential with these constant storms in Belleville, Kingston, etc.
Damaging wind potential still. Watching closely!Let us know what you know!!

- Adam S. #onstorm pic.twitter.com/FG3KBN150j
— Instant Weather ON (@IWeatherON) August 15, 2018

Thunder and lightning to the south.

Aug. 14

It didn't bring much.

Aug. 13 – still not a significant rain.

We'll see what this brings. The top parts are splitting east and west, though.

Aug. 7 – 11.4 mm

This is one of the most intense thunderstorms I've seen in years. Strikes every 2-4 seconds, and massive, window shaking bangs every 10 seconds or so. Truly amazing! #onstorm #pec pic.twitter.com/yyZHDcvEX8
— Kyle Smith (@KylesWeather) August 7, 2018

Fires continue across the province.