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I remember a very strong thunderstorm in the evening of August 14, 1984. I witnessed a funnel cloud formation at the N.E. corner of Eglington and Martingrove at around 7 p.m. It was the first funnel cloud for me. The storm ended up ripping the roof off of the Eaton's warehouse in the Weston road/Jane St. area, as well as damaging a few homes in the area. It also dumped over 200 mm of rain in two hours, so a lot of local flooding occured as well. EC issued a tornado warning that evening...it was my first year as a Severe Weather Watcher, so as soon as I found shelter, I called in to report.
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Can't help but feel like this was the same tornado I mentioned in the 1979 Woodstock thread.
What a sight that must have been, any idea what the fujita rating was and how long it was on the ground for?
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Now that I look at it, it turns out to be a landspout; but an f2 none the less.
http://www.yorku.ca/pat/research/dsi...paper_web.html It was absolutely jaw-dropping from my perspective that evening. At one point, I was able to look up to see blue sky in a rotating "eye"...even though the clouds around were dark and foreboding
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