The estimated maximum wind speed was 275 kilometres per hour along a 15-kilometre path that stretched as wide as 620 metres.
" then rolled for another 50 to 100 metres after that," said the report, issued Tuesday by the Northern Tornadoes Project.
The storm destroyed three homes and damaged seven more, downed power lines, killed livestock, shredded trees and damaged vehicles. “Though this was a climatologically significant tornado, it thankfully won't enter the list of Canada's top 10 'worst' tornadoes due to the single minor injury and limited property damage.”
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