2025 Ontario Thunderstorms

Lightning near Thamesford around 3AM on May 16th.
Lightning near Thamesford around 3AM on May 16th.
A shelf cloud marks the leading edge of a strong squall line around 3AM on May 16th.
A shelf cloud marks the leading edge of a strong squall line around 3AM on May 16th.
Snapped road sign near Crampton from severe thunderstorm winds on April 29th.
Snapped road sign near Crampton from severe thunderstorm winds on April 29th.
Uprooted tree near Crampton from severe thunderstorm winds on April 29th.
Uprooted tree near Crampton from severe thunderstorm winds on April 29th.
A gustnado forms on the leading edge of a severe thunderstorm as it approaches Ingersoll on April 29th.
A gustnado forms on the leading edge of a severe thunderstorm as it approaches Ingersoll on April 29th.
A gustnado forms on the leading edge of a severe thunderstorm as it approaches Ingersoll on April 29th.
A gustnado forms on the leading edge of a severe thunderstorm as it approaches Ingersoll on April 29th.
Dense core of a strong thunderstorm over southern Oxford County on April 29th.
Dense core of a strong thunderstorm over southern Oxford County on April 29th.

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