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That flippin' wind that roared through Metro last night, dumping 2
That flippin' wind that roared through Metro last night, dumping 2

That flippin' wind that roared through Metro last night, dumping 2

Date8/1/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: That flippin' wind that roared through Metro last night; dumping 2.8 inches of rain as it passed; flipped three aircraft on their backs at Toronto International Airport. Top; a float-equipped Cessna lies on its back. Bottom; lying wheels-up; are two standard Cessnas. The storm also caused widespread flooding.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015502F
That flippin' wind that roared through Metro last night, dumping 2
That flippin' wind that roared through Metro last night, dumping 2
8/1/1970
Overturned by the wind during the storm that knifed through the Metro area last night, a privately-owned DC-3 aircraft lies on its back covered with f(...)
Overturned by the wind during the storm that knifed through the Metro area last night, a privately-owned DC-3 aircraft lies on its back covered with f(...)
8/31/1970
Picking up after the storm that ripped through the Metro area last night, with winds gusting up to 60 m
Picking up after the storm that ripped through the Metro area last night, with winds gusting up to 60 m
8/30/1970
Helping hand: Passersby give unidentified driver a push on one of Metro's slippery side streets last night after high winds and snow turned roads into skating rinks
Helping hand: Passersby give unidentified driver a push on one of Metro's slippery side streets last night after high winds and snow turned roads into skating rinks
12/2/1980
Bobbi Cochar examines damage caused by a maple tree that toppled when gale force winds whipped through Metro yesterday
Bobbi Cochar examines damage caused by a maple tree that toppled when gale force winds whipped through Metro yesterday
5/10/1990
Wind rips roof off metro factory, A section fo roof 15 feet wide and 40 feet long peeled off by a gust of wind yesterday is inspected by foreman Doug (...)
Wind rips roof off metro factory, A section fo roof 15 feet wide and 40 feet long peeled off by a gust of wind yesterday is inspected by foreman Doug (...)
4/4/1974
A violent storm with winds up to 200 miles an hour that ripped through Mississauga early yesterday and left a trail of destruction, tore roof off Evel(...)
A violent storm with winds up to 200 miles an hour that ripped through Mississauga early yesterday and left a trail of destruction, tore roof off Evel(...)
8/14/1977
Smashed by the storm this Sudbury house had most of its roof ripped away by 100-mile-an-hour winds that swept through Nickel Belt area yesterday leavi(...)
Smashed by the storm this Sudbury house had most of its roof ripped away by 100-mile-an-hour winds that swept through Nickel Belt area yesterday leavi(...)
8/20/1970
A year ago today Lawrence Ave. E. was covered with snow, biting winds whipped Metro and the mean temperature of 17 degrees made it the coldest day of (...)
A year ago today Lawrence Ave. E. was covered with snow, biting winds whipped Metro and the mean temperature of 17 degrees made it the coldest day of (...)
12/4/1972
Storm Aftermath. Workmen survey the damage caused by high winds last Saturday when a block and brick wall of a unit under construction on Matheson Blv(...)
Storm Aftermath. Workmen survey the damage caused by high winds last Saturday when a block and brick wall of a unit under construction on Matheson Blv(...)
10/15/1989
Scene of devastation at Vanessa near Brantford following last night's killer tornadoes that cut a horror-filled swath through southwestern Ontario
Scene of devastation at Vanessa near Brantford following last night's killer tornadoes that cut a horror-filled swath through southwestern Ontario
8/8/1979
Howling winds leave their mark, Vicious winds gusting up to 100 kilometres (60 m
Howling winds leave their mark, Vicious winds gusting up to 100 kilometres (60 m
4/4/1982