The storm went through the most densely populated region of Canada:
A damaging derecho swept through southern Ontario and Quebec Saturday, toppling trees and power lines, overturning cars, cutting electricity and even tossing debris through windows. The storms have resulted in at least eight deaths.
Eight deaths. That number is shockingly low considering that cars were flipped, trees were uprooted, and powerlines went down.
A few minutes before it hit, the sun was completely covered, the light dimmed like it was 9 p.m. Then, all the windows started rattling. I looked outside and saw birds attempting to sit still but the wind knocked them away. The maximal level wind and rain lasted about five minutes; we, fortunately, didn't get the worst.
Looks like a coastal city getting hit by a hurricane!
When home is not safe:
A real estate "paper cut":
Fury: