Residents of southern Ontario are waking up to another wet and rainy day as a storm system lingers over parts of the province.
Environment Canada says a heavy rainfall warning is still in effect for a region that includes the Greater Toronto Area, with more than 100 millimetres of precipitation expected in some areas.
The rain in the region is part of a larger storm system that wreaked havoc yesterday in southern Ontario.Western University's Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed the twister touched down around 11 a.m. Saturday, bringing with it winds that reached 165 kilometres an hour.
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