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5 minutes ago, MANiCURE 6 said:

That looks terrifying... :saladga:

I dunno how the woman filming her house in 2nd video did it. My innitial reaction would not be to start filiming :air:

 

On a side note its freaky seeing a near identical neighbourhood to mine like this on video. Its freaky how much every house and neighbourhood in Canadas suburbs look exactly the same inside and out. Might as well make these houses in factories :deadbanana:

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LaLa

Crazy how this is less than 2 hours from me but we're just getting a little rain at the moment. Very scary :messga:

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1 minute ago, LaLa said:

Crazy how this is less than 2 hours from me but we're just getting a little rain at the moment. Very scary :messga:

Im 1 hour away :enigma:

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8 minutes ago, Economy said:

I dunno how the woman filming her house in 2nd video did it. My innitial reaction would not be to start filiming :air:

This... I don't know how I'd react but I'd probably be freaking out about my gone roof :saladga:

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7 minutes ago, LaLa said:

did you have bad weather today?

Nope. Cloudy a couple small drizzles

 

But thunder storms are like that tho, the cloud cells are very concentrated. Ull have the heaviest downpour ever in one spot and 5 minute drive away theres no rain. An hour away is a huge distance for this type of weather, u wont experience it the same most of the time

 

I remember a few years ago there was a downpour and flashflood so huge in Toronto a train got stuck in a lower level area and flooded and ppl had to escape to 2nd floor. In my suburb (Brampton) a half hour drive away we barely got more than on and off showers

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stircrazy

That's really unfortunate to the people who are suffering.

 

All Suburbs in Canada don't look like this though :ladyhaha: only a person from Ontario would say that

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1 hour ago, stircrazy said:

That's really unfortunate to the people who are suffering.

 

All Suburbs in Canada don't look like this though :ladyhaha: only a person from Ontario would say that

Fine. All suburban construction in the last 40-50 years in Ontario looks exactly the same :enigma:

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16 hours ago, Economy said:

Fine. All suburban construction in the last 40-50 years in Ontario looks exactly the same :enigma:

 

Dang I wish we had that much brick here. A Stronger construction that just wood w plastic siding. Looks like most of the brick houses structure remained intact thankfully. 

Literally the only houses here with Brick at least 20 years old. Guess that's what happens when we lose our only brick plant

 

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19 minutes ago, stircrazy said:

 

Dang I wish we had that much brick here. A Stronger construction that just wood w plastic siding. Looks like most of the brick houses structure remained intact thankfully. 

Literally the only houses here with Brick at least 20 years old. Guess that's what happens when we lose our only brick plant

 

A lot of old houses in my city do have siding tho. Some old cities here in Ontario like Hamilton, Niagra Falls, Winsor have a lot of houses with siding

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4 minutes ago, Economy said:

A lot of old houses in my city do have siding tho. Some old cities here in Ontario like Hamilton, Niagra Falls, Winsor have a lot of houses with siding

Weather station said worst hit was Southeast Barrie, so, assuming a suburb from the video?

We haven't had a tornado in over 100 years in my city, so thankful for that.

 

 

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