Windsor and Essex County residents have been issued a severe thunderstorm alert by Environment Canada. This warning came on Tuesday afternoon, as meteorologists reported tracking severe storms in the area.
Thunderstorm Details
At approximately 4:15 p.m., the federal weather agency indicated that the severe storm could generate extremely high winds. Gusts may reach up to 100 kilometers per hour, presenting significant risks to property and safety.
Storm Path and Movement
The line of severe storms extends from LaSalle to about 10 kilometers south of Amherstburg. The storm is advancing eastward at a speed of 95 kilometers per hour.
Safety Precautions
Environment Canada advised that local utility outages are highly likely due to these storms. There is also a potential for damage to roofs, trees, fences, and soft shelters.
Residents are urged to take immediate cover if thunderstorms approach. Additionally, those outdoors should implement protective measures against possible hail or flying debris.
- Seek shelter indoors if severe weather approaches.
- Be aware of your surroundings and watch for falling debris.
- Follow local safety guidelines provided by Emergency Management Ontario.
Stay alert and prioritize safety during this severe thunderstorm event in Windsor and Essex County.
