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Severe Thunderstorm Watch Ended – Current Students : Current Students
Replace #2: Thursday, Could 23, 2024 at 8:30 a.m.
Atmosphere Canada has ended the extreme thunderstorm look ahead to Ottawa. There are not any climate alerts right now.
Replace #1: Wednesday, Could 22, 2024 at 2:40 p.m.
Atmosphere Canada has issued a extreme thunderstorm look ahead to Ottawa for the afternoon and night of Wednesday, Could 22, 2024.
Circumstances are beneficial for the event of extreme thunderstorms which may be able to producing sturdy wind gusts, massive hail and heavy rain.
Ought to these thunderstorms strengthen, they might be accompanied by sturdy winds, hail and heavy rain. Massive hail can harm property and trigger harm. Robust wind gusts can toss unfastened objects, harm weak buildings, break branches off timber and overturn massive automobiles. Heavy downpours could cause flash floods and water pooling on roads. Lightning kills and injures Canadians yearly.
Bear in mind, when thunder roars, go indoors! Take cowl instantly if threatening climate approaches.
College students, school and employees are inspired to proceed to watch the Present College students climate web page for updates.
The college stays open. Operations will run as scheduled.
Please train warning when touring to and commuting on campus.
Wednesday, Could 22, 2024 in Information, Climate
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