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The researchers confirm Hurricane Awal in 2025 in Ontario

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The Tornado season is officially held in Ontario, where the first one near Woodstock, Oanton, fell a week ago, according to weather researchers.

The EFO Hurricane – the lowest level in the hurricane intensity index – landed in Lexaide, Oanton, at about 3 am on May 16.

In a blog on NTP, the group says that “only trees and electrode have been damaged along the tight path of the hurricane” and that no injuries were reported.

A map, as a matter of courtesy of the northern Tornadoes project, shows the place where the hurricane fell.

Northern Hurricane Project

NTP estimated that wind speeds reached 115 km/h while fell for 3.6 km with a width of 160 meters.

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NTP had previously mentioned that there is EFO Download about 45 minutes before the hurricane on the highway in Chatham. Downburst left behind damage to several sheds and farm buildings, as well as columns and energy trees in the area.

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The chief global meteorologist Anthony Farnell explained the difference between the two air events.

He said: “The landing is the wind that comes from a thunderstorm and comes out when it reaches the ground while a hurricane is close to the roof and then rises to the storm.” “The type of damage to the two events varies, but in this case the wind speeds are similar.

“The hurricane damage is often narrow and chaotic (in several directions). Lower wind damage can be more prevalent but mostly in the same direction.”

While this is the first confirmed hurricane of the year in Ontario, there were five others across the country in 2025 until now, including one in Vanderhoff, British Columbia, on Wednesday.

There were 129 Tornados all over Canada in 2025, according to NTP, with 60 of those that occur in Ontario.

Trees damaged from the hurricane appear in a drone. (Northern Hurricane Project). (Northern Hurricane Project).

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