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Destructive Ontario storms underscored gaps in severe weather preparedness: expert

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By Jordan Omstead Verified
| Oakville News Verified
Thousands of southern Ontario homes and businesses remained in the dark on Friday after destructive thunderstorms that one expert says highlighted the gaps in extreme weather preparedness. High winds ripped out trees and tore down power lines while torrential rain dropped more than 100 millimetres in some areas on Wednesday, flooding basements and major streets.
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Destructive Ontario storms underscored gaps in severe weather preparedness: expert

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By Jordan Omstead Verified
| ThoroldToday Verified
Thousands of southern Ontario homes and businesses remained in the dark on Friday after destructive thunderstorms that one expert says highlighted the gaps in extreme weather preparedness. High winds ripped out trees and tore down power lines while torrential rain dropped more than 100 millimetres in some areas on Wednesday, flooding basements and major streets.
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Destructive Ontario storms underscored gaps in severe weather preparedness: expert

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By Jordan Omstead Verified
| Timminstoday.com
Thousands of southern Ontario homes and businesses remained in the dark on Friday after destructive thunderstorms that one expert says highlighted the gaps in extreme weather preparedness. High winds ripped out trees and tore down power lines while torrential rain dropped more than 100 millimetres in some areas on Wednesday, flooding basements and major streets.
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