September 2021

  🌧September 2021🌦

 For annual: ❄️WEATHER DATA☔

September 22 – there were power outages.

September 21 – in for trouble

The atmosphere has set up an efficient tropical moisture dump on #Ontario & #Quebec, regions exceeding 100mm by Friday. Bad news for concreted areas in the #GTA & downpour stress on farmers - expect localized flooding and high water levels by the lakes. #Onwx #Onstorm pic.twitter.com/nrbUXLzkAA — Rachel Modestino TWN (@ThatMetGirl) September 21, 2021

WOW!

As expected some major flooding issues north of London. Fields inundated everywhere... These are along Crediton road. #ONstorm #rain #flooding @weathernetwork @CTVLondon @CBCLondon pic.twitter.com/VrRFgQUD4Y

— Jamie (@Photogr18810935) September 22, 2021

It’s a wee bit windy on the lake tonight! @weathernetwork #lakestclair pic.twitter.com/lkACuolEit — Heather Foley, PharmD (@HeatherFoleyRPh) September 22, 2021

September 14 – at 6:30 p.m. things were rolling in: 16.5 mm.

Just caught this lightning strike on camera over downtown Ottawa! pic.twitter.com/r2R4D7ChmE

— Henry Inskip (@hsinskip) September 15, 2021

Dangerous situation west of Walkerton. @weathernetwork #onstorm pic.twitter.com/JD8QN4TZPm

— Mark Robinson (@StormhunterTWN) September 14, 2021

September 8 – Major overnight storm: winds, rain, hail in southern Ontario

This professional photographer (Scott Rock) managedan amazing panorama.

Also, a video of  Kingsbridge📹, with a possible tornado.

 

Lucknow was hard hit.

Last day in Ontario, and a tornado rips through. Lucknow got hit hard. #ONStorm pic.twitter.com/rckFm70BYp

— Tim Herd (@timherdradio) September 7, 2021

September 6 – rail, hail in Ottawa

Heavy heavy rain, hail, and thunderstorms pummelling Ottawa right now. @CdnAvSpotter @ConnorMockettWX @SteveCoville @WeatherLandG #ottnews pic.twitter.com/200opj37w1

— Rob Swartz (@RSwartz2013) September 6, 2021

September 2

Charlottetown had a bit of a mess. See this tweet for photos of knee-deep water.

Nova Scotia was hit with 100+ mm rain. 

Ryan Snoddon

@ryansnoddon

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18h

Updated rainfall totals as of 2pm. Brier Island, NS: 121 mm Grand Manan, NB: 94 mm Saint John, NB: 77 mm Mechanic Settlement, NB: 62 mm Kejimkujik, NS: 60 mm Kentville, NS: 53 mm Nappan, NS: 45 mm Greenwood, NS: 40 mm #nsstorm #nbstorm

— Ryan Snoddon (@ryansnoddon) September 2, 2021

September 1

We began with Hurricane Ida, who morphed into a tropical storm, then tropical depression, and brought New York heavy rains, as well as Louisiana and parts in the south of the US. We only had some clouds.