748
WUCN11 CWTO 021843
YELLOW WARNING - SEVERE THUNDERSTORM
FOR SOUTHERN ONTARIO
UPDATED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 2:43 P.M. EDT WEDNESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 2026.
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YELLOW LEVEL WARNING - SEVERE THUNDERSTORM - FOR:
CITY OF TORONTO
MISSISSAUGA - BRAMPTON
CALEDON
VAUGHAN - RICHMOND HILL - MARKHAM
NEWMARKET - GEORGINA - NORTHERN YORK REGION.
YELLOW LEVEL WARNING - SEVERE THUNDERSTORM - ENDED FOR:
INNISFIL - NEW TECUMSETH - ANGUS.
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IMPACT LEVEL: MODERATE
FORECAST CONFIDENCE: HIGH
==DISCUSSION==
UPDATED OR ENDED BY 3:10 P.M. EDT.
AT 2:41 P.M. EDT, A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM IS LOCATED NEAR BOLTON. THIS
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM IS MOVING EAST AT 55 KM/H. DAMAGING WIND GUSTS,
LOONIE TO PING PONG BALL SIZE HAIL AND HEAVY RAIN ARE POSSIBLE.
LOCATIONS AND NEARBY AREAS THAT COULD BE IMPACTED INCLUDE: CEDAR
MILLS, BOLTON, LLOYDTOWN, SCHOMBERG, NOBLETON, POTTAGEVILLE,
KLEINBURG, WOODBRIDGE, KING CITY, VAUGHAN
TAKE IMMEDIATE COVER IF A THUNDERSTORM APPROACHES. IF OUTSIDE,
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM FLYING DEBRIS AND HAIL.
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS ARE ISSUED WHEN IMMINENT OR OCCURRING
THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED TO PRODUCE DAMAGING HAIL, WIND OR RAIN.
LOCAL UTILITY OUTAGES ARE LIKELY. DAMAGE TO ROOFS, FENCES, SOFT
SHELTERS OR TREES IS LIKELY. HEAVY RAIN MAY CAUSE FLASH FLOODING AND
SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS TO VISIBILITY. THERE IS A RISK OF INJURY.
DON'T DRIVE THROUGH FLOODED ROADWAYS.
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CAN PRODUCE TORNADOES.
AVOID LOW-LYING AREAS. LARGE HAIL MAY CAUSE SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE AND
INJURY.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ONTARIO RECOMMENDS THAT YOU TAKE COVER
IMMEDIATELY IF THREATENING WEATHER APPROACHES.
PLEASE CONTINUE TO MONITOR ALERTS AND FORECASTS ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA.
TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER IN ONTARIO, SEND AN EMAIL TO
ONSTORM(AT)EC.GC.CA OR POST REPORTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA USING
(HASH)ONSTORM.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
HTTPS://WWW.ONTARIO.CA/PAGE/BE-PREPARED-EMERGENCY.
HTTP://WEATHER.GC.CA
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