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標題: 2005-8-20 17:28獨家新聞: 石圍角大馬路水浸!!! [打印本頁]
作者: 1st過七萬!!!    時間: 2005-8-20 05:32 PM     標題: 2005-8-20 17:28獨家新聞: 石圍角大馬路水浸!!!

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作者: tenmadio    時間: 2005-8-21 08:10 AM

Originally posted by 1st過七萬!!! at 8/20/2005 17:32:
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thank you for the news,
$ {. ^3 f% K7 ]2 Mi have some news from toronto too...
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toronto was hit by two tornado yesterday.  Some place in toronto even 水浸!!!.
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# ]" U3 S0 W6 c0 Ssouthwestern toronto and northern toronto was hit by a tornado# u. d7 g! z" `

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the southeastern toronto had only a severe storm, no severe damage.
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) {& I' b$ f0 o. E9 G0 a- PResidents of southern Ontario town pick up pieces after confirmed tornado
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TORONTO (CP) - Residents of southwestern Ontario were picking up the pieces Saturday, and in some cases waiting for the power to be turned on, after a tornado touched down during a stampede of fierce storms a day earlier.9 W; d6 V2 p/ g1 b. T
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The severe weather, which developed due to humid and unstable air, began in Milverton, Ont., Friday afternoon and quickly gained steam as it moved east towards Fergus, a community near Conestoga Lake.0 y# q. o: k: }+ l; _
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It was here, officials said, where the storm spawned a full-fledged twister close to 300 metres wide that chewed off tree limbs, downed power lines, tossed cars into ditches, and ripped into several homes and barns.* b6 ?( f" N0 P5 a. {
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"We've confirmed at this location a Fujita scale F2 tornado occurred, with winds between 180 to 240 kilometres an hour," said Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson on Saturday. "That's confirmed with the damage that we've witnessed."
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A two-storey home in the area had its roof torn clean off and a barn behind the home was levelled to its foundation, Coulson said, all damage consistent with a severe tornado.
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Elsewhere on a nearby highway, a wooden plank was driven into the windshield of a vehicle, another sign of extensive impact damage typically associated with a twister.
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"A tell-tale sign it was tornadic as opposed to just strong winds was the fact there's (mud) splatter on more than one side of a house," he said. "If it had been one wind gust there would be one side with the splatter.") C" ~( {4 R; x6 f6 V' q4 m6 F, @0 n

/ Y7 w! ]7 v) R* xOn Friday, a state of emergency was declared in the community of Centre Wellington, which includes Fergus, after the storm got out of hand.
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  Q; ?9 H% _- G' u. v# L; DAmidst the wreckage, no serious injuries were reported, provincial police said.9 q, o: F' i. a4 u  a

5 U8 W# V- j5 @1 B"That's pretty amazing given the damage we're seeing here," Coulson said. "(Many) did exactly the right thing. They got into the basement and waited the storm out down there."
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Fergus resident Klaus Doerig and his wife, Judy, were at home when the skies turned menacingly grey and tree limbs began flying past their window.
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/ G# a9 I; [' H& j; \6 f3 s2 LThey hunkered down in the furnace room and emerged to find the roof of their home had been partially ripped off and a wall was destroyed.) C  K7 X) B- ?5 p9 w# t
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"We were selling this house," he said. "It was for our retirement. Who would want to buy my house now?", v2 ], b3 O# `* J

' f$ A  B/ `5 S# r- EOfficials continued studying the aftermath in other areas of southern Ontario Saturday afternoon, trying to determine if other regions were hit by tornadoes.
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Aided by an Ontario Provincial Police helicopter, Environment Canada investigators conducted full aerial surveys of the Milverton area, where the storm began, and areas further east.
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"The big thing for us is going to be to try to link up these different reports to see if it was in fact one long-lived tornado on the ground or a series of tornadoes," he said.1 ~9 q6 y1 o1 l# m/ G5 r- a

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Meanwhile in Toronto, crews were cleaning up from the localized flash flooding that had paralyzed much of the city's main roadways and transit routes, drowning vehicles and leaving motorists knee-deep in water. In one extreme case, flood waters managed to wash away an entire section of road.
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"The city's emergency services and the staff that manage our water, transportation, hydro and forests did a fantastic job of keeping the public safe and protecting the assets of the city," said Toronto Mayor David Miller in a statement.
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作者: daniel1989723    時間: 2005-8-25 03:59 AM

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