JUNE 2019

🌧Precipitation🌦 = 101 mm

JUNE	rain (mm)
2013	200
2014	156
2015	156
2016	52
2017	89
2018	72
2019	101

June 29 - 30

11,000 or so without power!

June 18

Canadian Drought Risk Monitor

This is not a good sign. Fires out west have been horrid.

June 13 – it kept rolling in

June 10 – 20 mm!

A storm...

June 6 : 21 mm total this month

Apparently, rather than April showers bring May flowers. More like May showers...

June 4

June 3 – rain on the way

It's the temperatures that are shocking.

Snow in some parts. It's drawing down cold air from the north, you see.

Videos and photos are pouring in from the Ottawa tornado June 2nd. I heard a warning on the radio. It was 6 p.m., and I was in the kitchen making dinner.

Residents witnessed the tornado tear through Orleans ripping shingles off rooftops and toppling trees along nearby 10th line road @ctvottawa pic.twitter.com/71r6iGs5rn

— Mike Arsalides (@MArsalidesCTV) June 3, 2019

ICYMI | A tornado touched down in Gatineau and east #Ottawa yesterday, ripping off roofs and branches but only causing one minor injury: https://t.co/08BfhAyYVX #OttNews

(Photos from The Canadian Press) pic.twitter.com/fUl7SEOa1u

— CBC Ottawa (@CBCOttawa) June 3, 2019

June 2

Spectacular #OttawaTornado video taken from Hwy 174 W/B between Cumberland and Orleans as it moves across the Ottawa River after touching down also forming a water spout. #onstorm #ottnews
Credit: Sam May Berrea pic.twitter.com/6NzT5YOLAM

— OttawaParamedics.ca (@Ottawa_9_1_1) June 2, 2019

I’ve made it back to #Orleans to check in on my son and this is just some of the damage in his neighbourhood. Jeanne D’Arc / Champlain area. #Ottnews #OnStorm #Tornado pic.twitter.com/EBZUPMyEQU

— Marc Messier (@MessierOnFire) June 2, 2019

Passed through about a minute before the alerts went off. @BlacksWeather https://t.co/T2E2KjHIYr pic.twitter.com/MqLWvKuaEw

— Rob Levesque (@levesque_rob) June 2, 2019