Major flooding has been reported in the Toronto area and thousands of people are without power after an intense storm passed through Tuesday.
Major flooding has been reported in the Toronto area and thousands of people are without power after an intense storm passed through portions of southern Ontario Tuesday.
The TTC said the rainfall has caused “unprecedented” service impacts, affecting service on subways, buses and streetcars. We’re currently responding to widespread outages due to a loss of supply affecting large areas throughout the city. We’re currently working with“During a 10-minute span, we recorded 26 mm of rain,” a post from the airport on X said.
During an Ontario government transit-related announcement outside, the rain caused major pooling on top of the tent, forcing staff to push the water off. “Significant flooding has occurred around the area with many area waterways moving much quicker and higher than normal,” Hull said.
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