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Created by dipity on Jun 8, 2010
Last updated: 06/08/10 at 04:16 PM
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Windsor Star staffers Donald McArthur, Craig Pearson and Chris Vander Doelen talk about the day's events — and the Leamington tornado, Eddie Francis, Riverside flooding, Environment Canada and Bob Boughner — on June 8, 2010.
READ: I finally have daylight footage of the damage that was caused by the tornado in Leamington. I filmed all of this. WARNINGS: 1. Clips are cut and conversations may be cut with them.
READ: I finally have daylight footage of the damage that was caused by the tornado in Leamington. I am still reeling in shock. Sea Cliff Park was hit, very badly. And my house isn't even two minutes - driving time - from there. My house wasn't hit at all...And it just amazes me that so much damage happened just down the street from me. I filmed all of this. WARNINGS: 1. Some audio is cut out - purposely - at the end. 2. Clips are cut and conversations may cut out.
It happened around 3 AM on Saturday or Sunday, not pretty sure but a tornado hits Leamington somewhere around the road that goes to the Marina.
Windsor Star staffers Donald McArthur and Julian Revin talk about the day's events — and the Leamington tornado, Windsor flooding, Red Bull and Art in the Park — with reporter Carys Mills on Monday, June 7, 2010.
This is the drive along Seacliff Drive from Seacliff Park to the Albuna Townline. This is just the drive, no frills.
Just an example of a common scene found in Leamington, Ontario, on June 06, 2010, after an F1 tornado ripped through the area shortly after 2am that morning. Nobody was killed or seriously hurt, thankfully.
Driving along Seacliff Drive in Leamington, ON after a tornado went through on Sunday June 6th, 2010
Back Yard Destruction!
This is a video taken while driving down Seacliff Drive after a Tornado hit Leamington, ON on Sunday June 6th, 2010
Monday June 7 2010 608 AM Brian Hill Tornado Leamington storm.avi
Tornado that touched down along the lake and at my work in Leamington
Tornado that touched down along the lake and at my work in Leamington
Tornado that touched down along the lake and at my work in Leamington
Aftermath of the F1 tornado that rocked Leamington Ontario in 2010.
During the early hours of June 6th 2010 a tornado or tornados touched down in the town of Leamington, Ontario. The Twister left a wide path of destruction through neighbourhoods and commercial areas alike, shocking the towns residents who have not witnessed such destruction in generations.
GlobalTV news segment on the confirmed F1 tornado in Leamington, Ontario (June 6, 2010)
Damage left by the tornado that hit Leamington's Lake Erie shore area around 3:00am Sunday June 6th 2010.
An F1 tornado touched down in Leamington around 3am Sunday morning between Albuna Townline and Fraser Road. It ran a course of approximately half a kilometre. Despite its relatively short course, additional downbursts from the storm system are supposedly responsible for causing heavy property damage further westward near Kingsville, according to Environment Canada. The tornado is estimated to have been about 50 feet wide. Nearly every large tree along Seacliff Drive from Erie Street in Leamington to Union Avenue in Kingsville was either damaged or completely uprooted. No injuries were reported despite all the destruction. Hydro One deployed its entire fleet to the area to repair and replace all of the many downed hydro lines. Several Union Gas vehicles were also scattered throughout the area to deal with severed gas lines. There was a strong smell of natural gas around a few of the damaged homes. Additional fire fighters from other municipalities in Essex County also responded to help out the Town of Leamington, which is still currently in a state of emergency. The storm system also caused considerable damage in the Colchester region of Essex, just west of Kingsville. Fields in the area were flooded heavily and several trees and hydro poles were also reported to have been knocked down. The same tornado is suspected to have touched down again on the other side of Lake Erie in Monroe, Michigan. There it is believed to have been much stronger. It tore through the Fermi ...
My Mom and Dad attempt to do color commentary for the Tornado video. My father played dumb... my mom was unable to edit herself. The combined effort was perfect.
Seacliff Park Leamington Ontario after a tornado hit at around 3:00am on June 6th 2010
More coverage by TWN of storm damage done by possible tornado(s) in Leamington, Ontario - Jun.6, 2010.
Coverage of the possible tornado(s) in Leamington, Ontario - Jun.6, 2010. Courtesy: GlobalTV
View from my roof of the park and surrounding houses.
Seacliff Park Leamington Ontario after a tornado hit at around 3:00am on June 6th 2010
Damage caused on Erie Street Leamington on June 6th 2010 by a major tornado that hit the area around 3:00am.
Video of the Leamington Marina park area the morning after a devastating tornado hit at around 3:00am on June 6th 2010.
Leamington Tornado damage to trees, peoples lives, hydro poles, homes, cars and much more. Interview with storm chasers.
Tornado in Leamington ON, Canada. Tornado in Leamington and area, devastating! Terrible on "Seacliff Dr. West, Robson Rd., Seacliff Park" and more... Please Rate, Comment, Subscribe! Thanks ~steph5504~
a little stroll around seacliff park
Drive by of one of the areas hit
Coverage from The Weather Network on possible tornado touchdown in Leamington, Ontario. June 6, 2010. Part 2 of 2.
Coverage from The Weather Network on possible tornado touchdown in Leamington, Ontario. June 6, 2010. Part 1 of 2.
A heavy thunderstorm moving through the West Island of Montreal in association with a cold front. The storm was part of a line of thunderstorms coming in quickly (roughly 40 km/h) from the WNW. Areas in and around Vaudreuil (just next door to the SW of the West Island) had the largest impact with persistent heavy rains, high winds (gusts possibly in upwards of 90 km/h) and small hail. *Just recently, an EF1 tornado was confirmed near the Ontario-Quebec border by Environment Canada's team surveying the damage. The storm that spawned the tornado was in association with the same line of severe thunderstorms that affected Eastern Ontario and Southern Quebec. With the tornado confirmed in Leamington, Ontario (also an EF1), that bring's Canada's tornado number to two so far this year. This video briefly depicts the heavy rain associated with the thunderstorm that moved through. Footage taken in Southwestern Pierrefonds. ~Trav.~
Tornado seen at Old Milverton and Leamington Spa station
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