Stormy Aftermath: Lessons from Toronto's "100 Year" Weather Event The storm that ravaged Toronto on September 2nd has left a trail of destruction, with damaged buildings, downed power lines, and roads closed.
The city is still reeling from the aftermath, but it's worth examining what this event might mean for our understanding of severe weather events in an era of climate change.
The sheer scale of the storm is staggering – 1,500 emergency calls in 24 hours, with over 65,000 Toronto Hydro customers losing power at its peak.