List of tornadoes by province (Canada)

This page lists all the confirmed and probable tornadoes which have touched down in Canadian provinces & territories.

Experts have estimated that around 230 tornadoes occur in Canada each year, though only around 60 are formally confirmed. with most occurring in Southern Ontario, the southern Canadian Prairies and southern Quebec. Canada ranks as the second country in the world with the most tornadoes per year, after the United States of America. Of the average 60 confirmed tornadoes each year, Alberta and Saskatchewan both average between 14 and 18 tornadoes per season, followed by Manitoba and Ontario with normally between 8 and 14 tornadoes per season. Quebec is another recognized tornado-prone zone averaging between 4 and 8 tornadoes each year. Atlantic Canada and Interior British Columbia are also recognized tornado zones averaging between 0 and 4 tornadoes each year. The Canadian Territories are not typically seen as tornado-prone regions, however tornadoes can occur in the region. The peak season for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in Canada is in the summer months, although tornadoes in Canada have occurred in spring, fall and very rarely winter.

In Canada, tornadoes are rated based on the damage they cause using a set of "Damage Indicators" which estimate wind speeds based on different levels of damage. Prior to April 1, 2013, the scale used to rate tornadoes in Canada was the Fujita scale. Following this day, Environment Canada started to use the Enhanced Fujita scale. The most common intensities for tornadoes in Canada range between an EF0 to EF2 (F0 to F2) and usually result in minor structural damage to barns, wood fences, roof shingles, uprooted or snapped tree limbs and downed power lines. Tornadoes rated at an EF3 to EF4 (F3 to F4) have occurred in Canada, but are significantly rarer. Canada has only ever seen one EF5 (F5) tornado, which occurred in Elie, Manitoba.

Due to increasing detection (i.e. Doppler weather radar, social media and satellite imagery), the number of confirmed tornadoes have increased substantially in recent years. In past decades, the number of tornadoes officially counted is likely underestimated. The uptick in confirmed tornadoes is also attributed to other factors, such as improved aerial and ground damage assessment after the fact in sparsely populated areas (particularly the case in remote parts of the Canadian Prairies and Northern Ontario, for example), better trained spotter capabilities and increased use of digital recording devices by citizens. In Canada, the Northern Tornadoes Project from Western University has taken over the survey, rating, and confirmation of tornadoes in Canada.

For a variety of reasons, such as Canada's lower population density and generally stronger housing construction due to the colder climate, Canadian tornadoes have historically caused far fewer fatalities than tornadoes in other parts of the world.

Tornadoes in Canada are enough of a threat for a public warning system to be in place, overseen by the national weather agency, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). With connections between Environment Canada and the Government of Canada, AlertReady is used for the public alerting method for various public hazards.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Alberta

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1883
1883, July 14	Medicine Hat	Not rated			Caused damage to nearby buildings
1893
1893, April 4	Lethbridge	Not rated			Caused damage to local storefronts
1897
1897, July 13-19	Wheatland County	Not rated			Minor tree damage and a destroyed barn roof.
1905
1905, July 12	Pine Lake	Not rated			Significant, but narrow damage Various farm properties sustained damage with a house losing its roof and nearby buildings remaining untouched	Briefly became a tornadic waterspout as it crossed the lake
1906
1906, October 29	Coutts	Not rated			Tore a corner off the local blacksmith shop blew over a windmill owned by the Great Northern Railway of Canada
1907
1907, August 14	South of Vermillion	Not rated			destroyed a house, stables and corrals killed 3 chickens
1909
1909, July 1	Didsbury	Not rated
1909, July 16	South of Lloydminster	Not rated		~4	House destroyed Farm machinery broken and twisted Debris tossed more than 183 meters
1911
1911, March 13	Macleod	Not rated			Minor damage
1911, June 30	Winnifred	Not rated			Destroyed barn Damaged houses
1911, July 2-8	Strome	Not rated			Minimal property damage	Was active for "a few seconds"
1911, August 11	Black Diamond	Not rated			Significant damage done to property Accompanied by significant hail
1915
1915, June 25	Grassy Lake Redcliff	F4	~5	~12	Multiple buildings levelled Freight train derailed
1915, July 14	West of Nanton	Not rated			School taken off foundation Several buildings levelled
1918
1918	Vermilion	Not rated	~3		Woman was carried over 27 m (30 yd).
1927
1927, July 7	Vulcan	Not rated			A curling rink was destroyed Damaged a dairy farm and a granary Significant town damage
1936
1936, July 6	Lavoy	Not rated			Building damage
1950
1950, September 1	Rycroft Eaglesham	Not rated			Damaged crops Damaged farm buildings
1966
1966, June 10	Nanton	Not rated			Tree damage
1972
1972, July 28	Bawlf	Not rated		~3	Destroyed farm buildings Destroyed a two-story house
1980
1980, May 23	Schuler	F0
1980, May 23	Hilda	F1
1980, May 25	Aden Cereal	F1				Two tornadoes
1980, May 25	Hilda	F0
1980, June 2	Grassy Lake	F0
1980, June 11	Foremost	F1
1980, July 14	Sylvan Lake	F0
1980, August 10	Aldersyde	F0
1981
1981, June 5	Landonville	F1
1981, June 5	Clandonald	F0
1981, June 6	Clandonald	F0
1981, July 13	West Edmonton	F1
1981, July 14	Boyle	F0
1981, July 15	Rivière Qui Barre	F2
1981, July 25	Sangudo	F0
1982
1982, May 7	Coutts	F0
1982, May 13	Mayerthorpe	F1
1982, May 13	Fort Assiniboine	F0
1982, May 29	Magnolia	F0
1982, June 2	Gainford	F1
1982, June 6	Entwistle	F1
1982, June 30	Southeast of Rocky Mountain House	F3		~1	Destroyed a mobile home Estimated C$500,000 of damage
1982, June 30	North of Viking	F2
1982, June 30	Lacombe Kinsella	F1				Two tornadoes
1982, July 1	Consort	F1
1982, July 6	Langdon	F0
1982, July 11	Clive	F0
1982, July 14	Jackfish Lake Benalto Sylvan Lake Wetaskiwin Sherwood Park Vegreville	F0				Six tornadoes
1982, July 14	Barrhead Duffield Stony Plain Lacombe	F1				Four tornadoes
1982, July 18	Lucky Lake	F0
1982, July 30	Rocky Mountain House	F0
1982, August 11	Alix Edgerton Stettler	F0				Three tornadoes
1982, August 15	Vauxhall	F0
1982, September 10	Calgary	F1
1983
1983, July 8	Blackfoot	Not rated
1984
1984, June 29	Athabasca	Not rated		~1	Destroying granaries Destroying farm equipment
1986
1986, June 18	High Prairie	Not rated			Roof damage	Two tornadoes
1986, June 29	Stirling Cayley	Not rated			Destroyed a storage shed	Two tornadoes
1986, July 9	Penhold Sylvan Lake	Not rated				Two tornadoes near Penhold One tornado near Sylvan Lake
1987
1987, July 31	Edmonton	F4	~27	~253		Second deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1987, July 31	Southeast Edmonton	F1
1987, July 31	Beaumont Millet to Vegreville	F2			Estimated C$40,000 of damage	Two tornadoes
1987, July 31	Edmonton Area Central Alberta	F0				Four tornadoes
1989
1989, July 27	Edmonton	F1			Estimated C$500,000 of damage
1993
1993, July 29	Holden	F3
1993, July 29	Northeast of Lac La Biche	F1
1993, July 29	Falun	F0
1998
1998, July 19	Daysland	Not rated			Damaged power lines
2000
2000, July 14	Pine Lake	F3	~12		Estimated C$13,000,000 of damage	Fourth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
2000, July 23	Marwayne	F3			Destroyed one home
2000, July 26	Wabamun	Not rated
2000, August 1	Viking	Not rated
2000, August 6	Elnora	Not rated
2000, August 9	Sangudo	Not rated
2001
2001, July 13	Caroline	Not rated
2003
2003, July 11	Westlock County	Not rated
2003, August 13	Wabamun	Not rated		Few
2004
2004, April 18	Raymond	Not rated
2004, June 13	Vulcan	Not rated
2004, July 8	Grande Prairie	F2			Damage to homes and businesses
2004, July 11	Andrew	Not rated
2005
2005, June 4	Central Alberta Southern Alberta	Not rated			Tree damage	Four cold-core funnels briefing touch the ground
2005, June 21	Lethbridge	Not rated
2007
2007, June 25	Standard	Not rated			Destroyed a barn
2007, July 8	Mayerthorpe	Not rated
2007, July 23	Edmonton International Airport Kavanagh Millet	Not rated			No major damage	Tornado involved all the places listed
2008
2008, June 6	Heisler	Not rated			Minor damage
2008, June 10	Wabamun	Not rated
2008, June 22	Viking	Not rated			Tree and fence damage
2008, July 6	Airdrie	Not rated
2008, July 15	Vulcan	F1			Damaged two granaries
2008, July 16	Edmonton	F0
2009
2009, May 31	Southeast of Lloydminster	F0
2009, June 25	Northeast of Hanna	F1			Barn roof damage
2009, June 25	Cairns	F0			Siding and shingles damage
2009, July 4	Red Deer	F1			Tree damage
2009, August 1	Airdrie	F0
2010
2010, June 29	Whitecourt	Not rated
2010, July 30	Sundre	Not rated				Another unconfirmed tornado near Water Valley
2010, August 22	Grande Prairie	Not rated
2011
2011, July 7	Bergen Olds Bowden Innisfail	Not rated			Farms destroyed Trees damaged	Several tornadoes throughout Central Alberta
2011, July 13	Southwest Calgary	F0
2012
2012, June 5	Taber Turin Brooks Bow Island	Not rated				At least one confirmed tornado and three unconfirmed tornadoes.
2012, June 9	Stettler	Not rated			Minor damage
2012, July 3	Southwest of Olds	F1			House and barn damage
2012, July 28	Cremona	Not rated			Farm damage
2013
2013, June 12	Pigeon Lake	Not rated				Became a waterspout
2013, June 19	Pakowki Lake	Not rated
2013, July 4	Stavely	Not rated
2013, July 24	Okotoks	Not rated
2014
2014, June 13	Northwest of Gleichen	Not rated
2014, June 27	Cremona	Not rated
2014, June 29	Wainwright	Not rated
2015
2015, June 4	Airdrie	EF0
2015, June 21	Cochrane	Not rated
2015, July 22	Priddis Gleichen	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2015, August 5	Langdon	Not rated
2015, August 6	Foremost	Not rated
2015, September 13	Didsbury	Not rated
2016
2016, April 13	Calgary	EF0
2016, June 30	Ponoka	EF1			Damaged homes
2016, July 1	West of Didsbury	EF0
2016, July 2	South of Longview Northwest of Pekisko	EF0			Tree damage	Two tornadoes
2016, July 3	Hardisty	EF1			Damaged farm
2016, July 6	Monitor	EF0
2016, July 13	Endiang	EF0
2016, July 17	Okotoks	EF0			Minor damage
2016, August 4	Vermilion	Not rated
2016, August 10	Schuler	Not rated
2016, August 21	Edson	EF0
2017
2017, June 2	Three Hills	EF1			Tree and roof damage
2017, June 9	Mannville	EF0
2017, July 1	Sangudo	EF0
2017, July 9	Sunchild First Nation	EF0
2017, July 10	Northwest of Calgary International Airport	EF0
2017, July 13	Breton	EF1			Tree and roof damage
2017, July 13	Athabasca	EF0
2017, October 7	Jenner	EF0
2018
2018, May 24	Calmar	EF0
2018, June 9	St. Paul	Not rated
2019
2019, April 24	Peers	EF0			Damaged a fence Damaged a shed
2019, June 14	Seven Persons	EF0
2019, June 23	North of Fort Macleod	EF0
2019, June 25	2 km south of Sexsmith	EF0
2019, June 26	Millet	EF0
2019, June 29	15 km east of Lac La Biche	EF0				29-millimetre sized hail reported
2019, June 29	20 km southeast of Slave Lake	EF0
2019, June 29	Cold Lake	EF0				Dissipated about 10 minutes after formation
2019, July 8	75 km south of Grande Prairie	EF0				Touched down at around 4:40pm
2019, July 14	Northeast of Crossfield	EF0				Touched down at around 2:15pm
2022
2022, July 7	South of Sundre	EF2			Destroyed one house Damaged several properties
2022, July 18	Redcliff	EF2
2023
2023, May 31	East of Stettler	Not rated		~2		Second Canadian tornado of 2023, first Albertan tornado of 2023. Landspout tornado.
2023, July 1	South of Didsbury	EF4		~2	9 homes damaged; 5 others completely destroyed	First F4/EF4 tornado in Alberta since the 1987 Edmonton tornado

List of Alberta tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~65	~64	~28	~5	~4	~3	~0

British Columbia

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1926
1926, July 12	Lac la Hache	Not rated			Destroyed farm buildings Damaged trees
1955
1955, April 25	Nanaimo	Not rated			Minor damage
1962
1962, July 1	Vancouver	Not rated
1966
1966, March 7	Ucluelet	Not rated			Significant damage
1988
1988, May 1	Vancouver	Not rated
2020
2020, May 21	Victoria	EF0
2020, August 21	Fort St. John	EF0
2021
2021, November 6	UBC Point Grey Campus	EF0	0	0	Downed trees, power lines, and trolley bus wires Damage to vehicles Road closures and reroutes to bus services

List of British Columbia tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~5	~3	~0	~0	~0	~0	~0

Manitoba

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1900
1900, June 5	Winnipeg	Not rated	~1		Destroyed buildings
1908
1908, October 5	Morris	Not rated			Damaged farm buildings Tossed farm machinery
1908, October 6	Birds Hill	Not rated			Destroyed two homes Snapped telephone poles
1922
1922, June 22	Southern Manitoba	Not rated	~5	Hundreds	Estimated C$2,000,000 of damage	Multiple tornadoes Damage costs are in dollars of the time
1955
1955, June 19	Vita	Not rated			No fatalities, 30 injuries Estimated C$500,000 of damage	Damage costs are in dollars of the time
1958
1958, January 1	Amaranth	Not rated
1959
1959, June 6	La Salle	Not rated			Destroyed a garage
1977
1977, July 18	St. Malo	F4	~3		Destroyed houses and barns Peeled asphalt off Highway 59
1980
1980, April 6	St-Malo	F0
1980, May 28	Morden	F0
1980, July 26	Pinaymootang First Nation, in Fairford	F0
1980, July 29	Bowsman	F0
1981
1981, June 4	Melita	F0
1981, July 3	Grandview	F0
1981, July 14	Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes	F0
1981, August 30	Plumas	F0
1982
1982, July 16	Emerson Hadashville Melita St. Alphonse Morden Southwest of Portage la Prairie	F0				Six tornadoes
1982, August 14	Decker	F0
1984
1984, July 8	St. Claude Rosenort	F3
1992
1992, June 24	Southern Manitoba Portage la Prairie	Not rated				Five tornadoes
1994
1994, August 27	Turtle Mountain	F4			Estimated over C$1,000,000 of damage
1995
1995, June 20	Manitoba	Not rated				Thunderstorms throughout Manitoba produced one tornado
2006
2006, July 14	Gretna	Not rated			Damaged crops, trees and a shed
2006, August 5	Gull Lake	F2	~1
2006, August 20	La Broquerie	F2			Destroyed a house
2007
2007, June 22–23	Elie	F5			Destroyed four homes Damaged a flour mill	First ever F5 tornado in Canada
2007, June 22–23	Pipestone Glenora Baldur Oakville	F3				Two tornadoes
2007, June 22–23	Southern Manitoba	Not rated				Three tornadoes
2008
2008, May 25	Altona	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2008, May 31	Niverville	Not rated
2008, June 9	Morris	Not rated
2008, June 27	Gladstone Neepawa Arden Westbourne MacGregor	Not rated				Five tornadoes
2008, July 7	Turtle Mountain Provincial Park	Not rated			Sunk boats Damaged docks
2008, September 1	La Broquerie	Not rated			Minor damage
2009
2009, June 1	Winnipeg	F0
2009, July 4	Swan River	F0
2009, July 7	Valhalla	F0
2009, July 31	Telford	F0
2010
2010, June 22	Woodlands	Not rated			Destroyed a garage Damaged a house
2010, June 23	Rosser	Not rated				Additional funnel clouds were reported throughout the region
2010, July 13	Carman	Not rated
2010, July 26	Oakbank	Not rated
2011
2011, May 28	St. Adolphe	Not rated				Likely an F0 but unconfirmed rating
2011, September 18	East of Winnipeg	Not rated
2013
2013, July 13	Pipestone Hartney	Not rated			Damaged homes Overturned mobile homes Tree damage	Two tornadoes
2013, July 21	Between Boissevain and Deloraine	Not rated
2013, July 24	Morris	Not rated
2014
2014, July 5	Hartney	Not rated
2014, July 26	Waterhen La Salle	Not rated				Three tornadoes (two near Waterhen and one near La Salle)
2015
2015, June 24	Near Manitou	EF0				Two tornadoes
2015, July 12	Ninette	Not rated
2015, July 18	Winnipeg Beach	Not rated
2015, July 27	Tilston	EF2			Damaged a farm Overturned trucks Bridge damage	Longest lived tornado documented in Canada
2015, August 7	Anola	Not rated
2016
2016, May 31	Miami	EF0
2016, June 3	Southwest of Elgin	Not rated
2016, June 19	Southwest of Grand Rapids	Not rated
2016, July 20	Long Plain First Nation	EF1			House damage Tree damage
2016, July 20	Hartney Souris	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2016, July 23	Russell	Not rated
2016, July 31	Camperville	Not rated
2016, August 3	Margaret Glenboro Morden	Not rated	~150 sheep		Minor building damage Tree damage	Three tornadoes
2016, August 8	Waywayseecappo First Nation Northeast of Erickson	EF2			Overturned school bus Damaged homes Destroyed a home	Two tornadoes
2016, August 8	South of Russell	EF0
2016, August 8	Elphinstone	Not rated
2016, August 24	Eddystone	Not rated
2017
2017, June 21	Sapotaweyak Cree Nation	EF0
2018
2018, June 14	South of Waskada	Not rated
2018, June 30	Pauingassi First Nation	EF0
2018, July 1	Lake Manitoba	Not rated			Tornadic waterspout
2018, July 22	Lake of the Prairies	Not rated				There were also reports of funnel clouds near Waywayseecappo, Manitoba.
2018, August 3	Alonsa Silver Ridge Margaret Bruce Beach Lake Manitoba	EF4	~1		Destroyed and damaged multiple homes De-barked and ripped trees Overturned mobile homes, vehicles, and farming equipment Threw vehicles and mobile homes into Lake Manitoba	Recorded to be on the ground between 20 and 45 minutes Became a waterspout following the destructive trail First EF4 in Canada since switching to the Enhanced Fujita scale
2020
2020, June 29	Rapid City	EF2			Buildings demolished Trees snapped
2020, August 8	Virden	EF3	~3		Barn destroyed Trees snapped
2020 August 13	Alexander	Not Rated
2020, August 21	Shoal Lake	Not Rated
2021
2021, May 14	Friedensruh Roblin	Not Rated
2021, May 15	Sandy Bay	Not Rated
2021, June 9	Altona	EF0			Structural, vehicle damage Trees damaged
2021, August 20	Westergaard Lake Bryan Lake	EF1
	Betula Lake	EF2
2022
2022, June 25	Lake St. Martin	Not Rated
2022, June 29	Kenville	EF2			Wide damage path through forested areas
2022, July 9	Argyle Stonewall	EF0
2022, August 2	Netley Teulon	Not Rated
2022, August 8	Apussigamasi Lake	EF1			Damage path in forested areas
2022, August 18	Lake Manitoba St. Ambroise	Not Rated			Tornadic Waterspout	Event location estimated
	Beausejour	EF0
2022, September 1	Lasthope	EF1			Moderate damage to trees in forests
2023
2023, June 4	Carberry	Not Rated			Short path through cropland
2023, June 20	MacGregor	EF1			Grain bin lightly damaged Trees moderately damaged
	Killarney				Structural and tree damage
	William Lake				Damage path through forested areas	Tornado started near Carpenter Lake, ND before crossing the border into MB
2023, June 26	Keyes Neepawa	Not Rated
2023, June 28	Brookdale	Not Rated			Visible crop damage path
	Venlaw
2023, July 26	Ranger Lakes	EF2			Damage path lightly carved ground

List of Manitoba tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~72	~28	~8	~9	~3	~3	~1

New Brunswick

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1879
1879, August 3	Bouctouche	F3	~5	~10		Easternmost major tornado in North America Tenth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1980
1980, August 9	Maple Green	F0
1981
1981, July 8	Scotchtown	F2			Estimated C$10,000 of damage
1982
1982, July 19	Bathurst	F1
1989
1989, August 14	Carlisle	Not rated				Three tornadoes
1995
1995, July 26	Fredericton	Not rated			Building damage
1997
1997, July 24	Grand Falls	F2
2002
2002, July 4	Saint-Jacques Moulin-Morneault Saint-Joseph-de-Madawaska Deuxième-Sault	F1			Damaged trees Damaged homes Damaged businesses
2006
2006, July 4	Glassville, New Brunswick	F1			Structure and forest damage
2006, August 15	Pokemouche to Evangeline	F1			Tree damage
2007
2007, June 26	Petitcodiac	Not rated			Playground equipment damage
2007, August 3	White Rapids	F2			Farm building damage
2013
2013, July 20	Jemseg Codys Whites Cove Cambridge-Narrows	EF1			Several buildings were damaged Trees damaged

List of New Brunswick tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~5	~1	~4	~3	~1	~0	~0

Newfoundland and Labrador

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1983
1983, August 3	Gander Bay South	F0
1987
1987, August 30	St. Lawrence	F0
1991
1991, July 16	Grand Falls-Windsor	F1
1996
1996, September 6	Trinity	F1
1998
1998, ?	Buchans	?
2007
2007, July 29	Gander Bay	F0			Flipped some snowmobile trailers
2007, July 29	Grand Falls-Windsor	F0
2023
2023, August 24	Point Riche	EF0			Originally was a waterspout, came ashore. Damaged several picnic tables.

List of Newfoundland and Labrador tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~1	~5	~2	~0	~0	~0	~0

Northwest Territories

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1978
1978, July 30	Yellowknife	F2			Severe damage to weakly built houses Toppled a tower
2006
2006, ?	Caribou and Blanchet islands on Great Slave Lake	?
2012
2012, July 19	Near Inuvik Airport	?				Funnel cloud confirmed through photo taken on a cell phone, but did not touch down. One of the northernmost funnel cloud sighted around the world.
2015
2015, ?	Great Slave Lake near Hay River	?				Waterspout
2019
2019, June 2	Fort Smith	EF1			Multiple sheds flipped Severe damage to roofs and nearby trees

List of Northwest Territories tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~0	~0	~1	~1	~0	~0	~0

Nova Scotia

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1954
1954, January 30	White Point	F1			Snapped trees Damaged cabins Barn destroyed
1955
1955, July 18	Tidnish Area	F1
1980
1980, July 22	Roseway	F0
1980, August 16	Northport	F0
1997
1997, June 24	Lantz	F0
1999
1999, August 18	Pugwash	F0			Localized structural damage
2016
2016, August 7	Grand Mira South	EF0
2021
2021, June 30	Stewiacke	EF1			Barn destroyed	Nova Scotia's strongest tornado in 41 years
2021, July 22	Antrim	EF0

List of Nova Scotia tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~0	~6	~3	~0	~0	~0	~0

Ontario

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1792
1792, June 30	Between Fonthill and Port Robinson	Not rated			Leveled houses Damaged trees	Damaged trees along "Hurricane Road"
1829
1829, April 18	Between Collingwood and Niagara-on-the-Lake	Not rated			Damaged a saloon	Many tornadoes
1829, June 2	Guelph	Not rated				Strong tornado
1829, August 7	Galt	Not rated	~1
1860
1860, May 19	Aurora	Not rated			Houses damaged Tree damage
1880
1880, June 10	Listowel	Not rated
1884
1884, May 15	Elora Mapleton	F4			Destroyed barns and stables Damaged a church
1885
1885, June 7	North Middlesex St. Thomas	Not rated			Damaged houses and orchards
1888
1888, June 6	Cornwall	Not rated	~3		Destroyed houses Destroyed barns Destroyed outbuildings	Tornado passed from Cornwall to Montreal
1888, August 16	South Glengarry	Not rated	~9	~16	Damaged property	Tornado passed into Quebec Fifth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1892
1892, June 29	London	Not rated			Destroyed barns Destroyed outbuildings
1898
1898, September 26	Merritton	Not rated	~5	Dozens		Tornado passed from Merritton into New York State
1923
1923, June 24	Hornby Cooksville	Not rated
1946
1946, June 17	Windsor Tecumseh	F4	~17		Estimated over C$9,000,000 of damage	Fifth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1946, June 24	Fort Frances Rainy River	F3				Tornado passed from International Falls, Minnesota, into Ontario
1946, December 12	Exeter	F2
1948
1948, March 19	Windsor	Not rated
1953
1953, May 21	Sarnia	F4	~7	Over 68		Tornado passed from Michigan into Ontario
1967
1967, April 17	Huron and Perth counties St. Jacobs	F3			Estimated over C$8,200,000 of damage	Two tornadoes
1967, April 17	Southwestern Ontario	F0	~1			Two tornadoes
1970
1970, August 20	Sudbury Lively Copper Cliff	F3	~6	Over 200	Estimated C$17,000,000 of damage	Eighth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1972
1972, July 22	Algonquin Provincial Park	Not rated
1973
1973, July 13	Brighton	Not rated		~1	Damaged city hall Damaged a church Destroyed most trees
1973, August 27	Algonquin Provincial Park	Not rated
1974
1974, April 3	Windsor	F3	~9	Over 20	Estimated C$500,000 of damage	Sixth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1979
1979, August 7	Woodstock Stratford	F4	~2	Over 150	Estimated over C$100,000,000 of damage	Two tornadoes
1979, August 7	Woodstock	F0
1980
1980, May 5	Stratford	F1
1980, May 31	Between Georgetown to Woodbridge	F0			Estimated C$900,000 of damage
1980, June 9	Whitby	F0
1980, July 15	Wellesley	F0			Estimated C$50,000 of damage
1980, July 16	LaSalle	F1			Estimated C$500,000 of damage
1980, August 8	Wheatley	F1
1980, August 11	North Woodslee, Port Dover	F0			Estimated C$20,000 of damage	Two tornadoes
1980, August 14	London	F2			Estimated C$100,000 of damage
1980, August 14	Springfield Meath Kirk Cove Stanleyville	F0				Four tornadoes
1980, August 25	Neskantaga First Nation	F0
1980, September 2	Jarratt	F3
1980, September 2	South Lancaster	F1
1980, September 2	Houghton Centre	F0
1980, September 22	Woodbridge Blenheim	F1				Two tornadoes
1980, September 22	Stratford Primrose Mariposa Lakefield	F0				Four tornadoes
1980, September 25	Teeswater	F2
1981
1981, March 30	Bothwell	F1
1981, March 30	Hickson	F0
1981, June 3	Midland	F0
1981, June 6	Near Harcourt	F1
1981, June 10	Near Acton	F0
1981, July 18	Near Bond Head, Ontario [clarification needed]	F0
1981, July 19	Near Thornhill Maple Arden	F0				Three tornadoes
1981, August 4	Bradford	F0
1981, August 8	Brantford	F0
1981, August 11	Niagara-on-the-Lake	F0			Estimated C$200,000 of damage
1981, September 10	Shannonville	F1
1981, September 10	Howe Island Adolphustown	F0				Two tornadoes
1982
1982, May 28	Dobbinton	F0			Estimated C$2,000 of damage
1982, June 15	Strathroy	F1
1982, June 15	Chatham Burford Port Burwell	F0				Three tornadoes
1982, June 22	Mississauga	F1
1982, June 22	Exeter	F0
1982, July 18	Crowes Landing	F0
1982, August 8	Cochrane	F0			Estimated C$100,000 of damage
1982, August 19	Mattawa	F0
1982, August 25	Mount Brydges London	F1				Two tornadoes
1983
1983, May 2	Walpole Island, Ontario Kettleby	F2		~1	Estimated C$1,000,000 of damage	Two tornadoes
1983, May 2	Reece's Corners	F4		~13	Estimated C$20,000,000 of damage Destroyed 15-25 buildings
1983, May 2	Rexdale	F0			Estimated over C$1,200,000 of damage	Three tornadoes
1984
1984, June 18	Westport	Not rated			Damaged a few buildings
1984, August 14	Toronto	Not rated			Estimated millions of damage
1984, September 2	Melrose Forest Staffa Sebringville Southwest of London Bothwell	Not rated		~30		Six unrated tornadoes
1985
1985, May 31	Barrie	F4	~8	Hundreds	Destroyed over 300 buildings Estimated C$100,000,000 of damage	Seventh deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1985, May 31	Grand Valley Orangeville Tottenham	F4	~4
1985, May 31	Rice Lake From Alma to Hillsburgh	F3				Two tornadoes
1985, May 31	Ida Lion's Head	F2				Two tornadoes
1985, May 31	Wagner Lake Reaboro Minto Grippen Lake	F1				Four tornadoes
1985, May 31	Leamington	F0
1985, July 7	Mississauga	F1		~10	Estimated C$400,000 of damage
1985, September 7	Big Rideau Lake	Not rated	~1
1985, October 4	Wheatley	Not rated
1986
1986, June 16	Brady Lake to Maynooth	F3
1986, June 16	Southern Ontario	Not rated				Two tornadoes
1987
1987, July 22	Foam Lake	F1
1990
1990, August 28	Port Stanley Frome St. Thomas Delaware	F3	Killed several horses		Destroyed houses Destroyed barns
1990, August 28	Komoka	F2			Destroyed a church
1990, August 28	Kendal	F1
1991
1991, March 27	Sarnia	Not rated			Estimated C$25,000,000 of damage
1994
1994, August 4	Carp	Not rated
1995
1995, July 15	Near Bridgenorth, Ontario	F2	~1		Overturned a houseboat
1995, July 15	Central Ontario	Not rated				Five tornadoes
1995, August 14	Barrie	Not rated
1996
1996, April 20	Grey, Wellington and Dufferin counties	F3		~9	Significant property damage	Two tornadoes
1996, May 20	Stoney Creek	Not rated
1997
1997, July 2	Essex and Kent Counties	F1			Minor structure damage
1998
1998, June 2	Holbrook	F1			Damaged many buildings including a church	Funnel cloud reports throughout the area
1999
1999, August 4	Burlington	F2
2000
2000, May 5	Hazzards Corners	F0			Minor damage
2000, May 9	North of Amherstburg	F1			Tree damage
2000, May 9	Malden Centre	F0			Damaged shed
2000, May 23	Appin	F2	Several pigs		Damaged a pig barn Damaged homes
2000, May 24	Gloucester	F1			Damaged trees Damaged a gas station
2000, July 17	Guelph	F2		~1	Estimated over C$2,000,000 of damage
2000, July 17	Near Melduf	F1			Damaged trees Damaged crops
2000, July 17	Waterdown	Not rated
2000, August 9	Tilbury	F1			Destroyed a barn Damaged a few homes
2001
2001, June 8	Upper Manitou Lake	F0			Major tree damage
2001, July 4	Argyle Campbellville Ayr	F0				Three tornadoes Unconfirmed tornado near Arthur
2001, July 4	Fenelon Falls	F1			Knocked over a silo	Unconfirmed tornado near Bancroft
2002
2002, May 31	North Bay	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2002, June 23	Ottawa	Not rated
2002, July 28	Halfway Lake Provincial Park	Not rated		~4	Damaged trees Flooding rains in Southern Ontario
2004
2004, May 22	Mitchell	F2
2004, May 22	Gad's Hill	F3			Extreme property damage
2004, June 9	Escott	F1	~1		Destroyed garage Destroyed a barn Tree damage
2004, August 10	Burnstown	F1			Barn damage Destroyed a shed Damaged trees
2005
2005, August 19	Milverton to Conestogo Lake Salem to Lake Belwood	F2			Destroyed and damaged homes and businesses Damaged and destroyed trees	Two tornadoes, see Southern Ontario tornado outbreak of 2005
2005, August 19	Tavistock	F1
2005, November 9	Hamilton	F1			Damaged school Damaged homes Damaged businesses
2006
2006, July 17	Newmarket	F1
2006, July 17	Newmarket	F0
2006, August 2	Guelph Drag Lake Uffington Catchacoma Galway-Cavendish and Harvey Township	F0				Five tornadoes
2006, August 2	West Guilford Minden Hills Anstruther Lake	F1			Destroyed bridge	Three tornadoes
2006, August 2	Combermere Bancroft	F2			Damaged train cars Destroyed trees Damaged trailer site Estimated over C$1,000,000 of damage Destroyed barns	Two tornadoes
2007
2007, May 15	Mitchell	F1			Minor damage
2007, July 8	Mildmay	F1				Another unconfirmed tornado was sighted in the area
2007, September 11	Batchawana Bay	F0			Property damage
2008
2008, June 6	Echo Bay	F0			Damaged warehouse
2008, June 8	Ruthven	F1
2008, June 8	Lucan Brantford	Not rated				Two tornadoes One unconfirmed tornado near Strathroy
2008, June 22	Bryanston	F0			Damaged pig barn Damaged trees
2008, July 22	Welland	F0
2008, July 26	Coboconk	F1
2009
2009, April 25	Round Lake Centre Guelph Windsor Ottawa	F0			Damaged trees and hydro poles Destroyed roofs Damaged planes	Four tornadoes
2009, April 25	Breslau	F1			Damaged a barn Damaged a silo Damaged trees
2009, June 25	Avon	F2			Damaged roof
2009, June 25	Leamington Harrow	F1			Minor damage	Two tornadoes
2009, July 3	Verona	F0			Minor damage
2009, July 7	Estaire	F0
2009, July 9	Ear Falls Wenesaga Lake	F1			Damaged homes Snapped trees
2009, July 9	Fisherman's Cove Resort	F2	~3	Few
2009, July 26	Woodstock	F0			Damaged a tree
2009, August 20	Between New Lowell and Edenvale	Not rated
2009, August 20	Markdale Moonstone Gravenhurst Dollars Lake Redstone Lake Orono	F0		~1	Damaged parks Damaged homes Damaged trees	Six tornadoes
2009, August 20	Ril Lake Arnstein Haliburton Forest Bancroft / Carlow/Mayo Rice Lake	F1			Damaged parks Damaged homes Damaged trees	Five tornadoes
2009, August 20	Durham Clarksburg to Blue Mountain Vaughan	F2	1		Damaged parks Damaged homes Damaged trees Estimated at C$ 100,000,000	Eighteen tornadoes 69,000 Hydro One customers lost power Most tornadoes seen in one region in Canadian history
2009, August 22	Markham	F0			Minor damage
2009, September 28	Bowmanville	F1			Damaged barns Damaged trees
2010
2010, June 6	Leamington	F1			Estimated over C$1,000,000 of damage
2010, June 6	Dalkeith Ste-Anne-de-Prescott	F1
2010, June 23	Rowntree Beach	F2		~0-15	Damaged trees
2010, June 23	West of Washago	F1		~0-15		An unconfirmed tornado was reported in Essex
2010, June 27	Essex to Staples Cottam	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2010, July 23	Amherstburg	F0			Damaged trees Damaged homes	An unconfirmed tornado was reported near Ruthven
2011
2011, April 27	Fergus	F0			Damaged trees Damaged buildings
2011, July 23	Wyoming	F2			Towers blown over Destroyed a barn Damaged hydro poles
2011, August 8	Plattsville	F0
2011, August 16	Dryden Northwest of Sioux Lookout Ear Falls / Wenesaga Lake Area Ear Falls	F1			Tree damage	Four tornadoes
2011, August 21	Goderich	F3	~1	~40+	Damaged trees Destroyed downtown Damaged and destroyed homes Damaged salt mine
2011, August 21	Gananoque	F1			Destroyed a shed Damaged trees
2011, August 24	Little Corners West of Nairn	F1			Damaged trees	Two tornadoes
2011, August 24	Neustadt	F0			Tree damage
2011, August 24	Cambridge	F1			Tree damage, damage to homes
2011, September 3	Grimsby	F0			Destroyed gazebo Damaged trees
2012
2012, May 22	Orono	F0
2012, May 29	Bourget	F0			Tree damage Minor roof damage
2012, June 18	Sioux Lookout	F1			Tree damage
2012, July 17	Athens	F1			Tree damage Damaged buildings
2012, July 17	Summerstown	F0			Tree damage Crop damage
2012, July 22	Embro	F0
2012, August 11	Midland	F0
2012, September 8	Odessa	F2			Destroyed a workshop
2012, September 11	Wellington	F0			Minor damage
2013
2013, April 18	Near Shelburne	EF1			Destroyed a large stable
2013, May 21	Glenarm	EF2			Roof destroyed
2013, May 21	Elmvale Dalston	EF0			Minor damage	Two tornadoes
2013, May 22	Highway 401 near Mallorytown.	EF0			Re-located a truck
2013, May 29	Casselman	EF0
2013, June 1	Kenilworth	EF0
2013, June 16	Near Beaver Lake	EF0
2013, June 28	Springwater	EF0
2013, July 18	North of Massey	EF1			House damaged Tree damage
2013, July 19	Near Teviotdale	EF0
2013, July 29	Ottawa	EF0
2013, August 1	Carleton Place	EF0
2013, August 2	Magiskan Lake	EF0
2013, August 7	North of Orillia Between Arthur and Grand Valley Carnarvon	EF0				Three tornadoes An additional waterspout was confirmed near Head Lake, Ontario
2013, August 7	North of Haliburton	EF1			Damaged trees
2013, September 1	Near Fergus West of Salem	EF0				Two tornadoes
2013, November 23	Prescott	EF1			Damaged farm silo
2014
2014, May 13	Mildmay	EF1			Damaged a house Damaged a barn Damaged trees
2014, May 13	Conestogo Lake	EF0
2014, June 17	Angus	EF2			Damaged over 75 homes
2014, June 17	Stroud	EF1			Destroyed a farm shed Damaged trees	Two unconfirmed tornadoes near Owen Sound, Ontario, and Hanover
2014, June 24	Orangeville to Amaranth New Tecumseth	EF1			Damaged vehicle Damaged trees Damaged homes Damaged a barn	Two tornadoes
2014, June 30	Bear Lake	EF0			Minor tree damage
2014, July 7	Norwich	EF0
2014, July 15	Lake Nipissing North Bay/Jack Garland Airport	EF0				Two tornadoes
2014, July 27	South of Grand Bend	EF1		~1	Tree damage Home damage
2014, July 27	Millbank	EF0
2014, August 5	Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation	EF0			House damage
2014, August 19	Windsor Harrow	EF0			Destroyed gazebo Damaged trees Damaged barn	Two tornadoes
2014, August 20	Erin	EF0
2014, September 5	Christian Island	EF0			Tree damage
2014, September 5	Udney	EF1			House damage Farm damage Community Center damage
2014, September 10	Port Alma	EF1			Damaged trees
2014, October 6	Sheffield	EF1			Damaged homes
2015
2015, May 30	Bryanston	EF1			Damaged barn roof
2015, June 22	Holmesville	EF0			Minor damage
2015, August 2	Teviotdale Lebanon	EF2			Damaged homes Destroyed a barn Damaged a few silos Damaged a sailboat Damaged Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) cruisers	Two tornadoes
2015, August 2	Marsville Millgrove	EF1			Damaged a barn Damaged trees	Two tornadoes
2015, August 19	Northeast of Kapuskasing	EF2			Damaged trees
2015, October 15	Coniston	EF0			Damaged trees Damaged roof
2016
2016, March 16	Mount Forest	EF1			Damaged a barn Damaged trees	Earliest confirmed tornado in the province's history
2016, July 1	Buckhorn Lake Swift Rapids	EF0				Two tornadoes
2016, August 11	Delaware	EF0			Damaged houses Damaged crops
2016, August 13	Georgina	EF1			Damaged a few buildings
2016, August 13	Ashburn	EF0			Tree and crop damage
2016, August 24	LaSalle	EF1			Minor damage
2016, August 24	Windsor	EF2		~3	Multiple buildings
2016, August 30	New Liskeard	EF0
2016, September 10	Prince Edward County	EF0			Tree damage Minor property damage
2016, October 17	Stayner	EF1			Tree damage
2017
2017, April 11	Thamesford	EF1			Damaged a barn
2017, June 14	Dryden	Not rated			Tree damage
2017, July 6	Quetico Provincial Park	EF2			Tree damage
2017, July 12	Lucan Lake Simcoe	EF0				Two tornadoes The waterspout located over Lake Simcoe was recorded as a tornadic waterspout and was rated
2017, July 25	Dryden	Not rated			Tree damage
2017, August 4	Utterson Huntsville to Fairy Lake	EF1			Tree damage Flipped docks House damage	Two tornadoes
2017, August 4	Pell Lake to Dotty Lake	EF2			Tree damage Cottage damage
2017, August 11	Leamington	EF0			Greenhouse damage Damaged solar panels
2017, August 11	Hawkesville	EF2			Damaged farm buildings and shed
2017, September 22	Werner Lake	EF0			Damaged a cabin Tree damage

2018-2019

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Maximum Length	Maximum Width	Death	Injuries	Damage	Notes	Event Notes
2018
2018, June 13	North of Norwich	EF0					No reported damage	This tornado dissipated north of Norwich before the storm later produced an EF2 tornado southwest of Jarvis
	Southwest of Jarvis	EF2	0.8 km (0.50 mi)	0.190 km (0.12 mi)			Significant tree damage Damaged flag pole Destroy barn and farm outbuildings	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day north of Norwich
2018, June 17	Midlothian Lake	EF1	8.9 km (5.53 mi)	0.300 km (0.19 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	All the tornadoes on this day occurred from the same complex of storms
	Northwest of Charlton	EF1	10.1 km (6.28 mi)	0.410 km (0.25 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Nursey Lake	EF2	19.1 km (11.87 mi)	0.700 km (0.43 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Southeast of Matachewan	EF2	10.8 km (6.71 mi)	0.400 km (0.25 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
2018, July 4	South of McNamara Lake	EF1	13.9 km (8.64 mi)	1.100 km (0.68 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado further southeast near Shaw Lake around the time this tornado touched down
	Near Shaw Lake	EF1	11.2 km (6.96 mi)	0.860 km (0.53 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado further northwest near McNamara Lake around the time this tornado touched down
2018, July 26	Southwest of Lagoon City over Lake Simcoe	EF0					No reported damage
	White Lake	EF0	0.3 km (0.19 mi)	0.080 km (0.05 mi)			Weak tree damage	This tornado started as a waterspout over White Lake
2018, July 29	Northeast of Morpeth Southwest of Palmyra	EF0	0.64 km (0.40 mi)	0.030 km (0.02 mi)			Week tree damage		An EF0 waterspout was confirmed south of Port Glasgow over Lake Erie
2018, August 8	West of Brantford	EF0					No reported damage
2018, August 9	West of Thorah Island on Lake Simcoe	EF0					No reported damage	Both waterspouts west of Thorah Island were concurrent	An additional funnel cloud was reported northwest of Beaverton over Lake Simcoe
	West of Thorah Island on Lake Simcoe	EF0					No reported damage
2018, August 21	East of Bailiboro	EF0	2.42 km (1.50 mi)	0.100 km (0.06 mi)			Weak structural and tree damage
2018, August 27	Near Gilchrist Oro Station	EF0	8.64 km (5.37 mi)	0.190 km (0.12 mi)			Weak structural and tree damage
2018, September 21	North of Leggat Lake North of Hollywood Bay Sharbot Lake	EF1	21.8 km (13.55 mi)	0.600 km (0.37 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Weak structural damage		Three additional EF2 tornadoes occurred in Quebec
	North of Black Donald Calabogie South of Springtown White Lake South of Waba	EF2	37.6 km (23.36 mi)	1.210 km (0.75 mi)		~1	Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Destroyed buildings	This tornado dissipated south of Waba before the storm produced an EF3 north of Pakenham later in the day
	Kanata Nepean Ottawa	EF2	21.4 km (13.30 mi)	0.750 km (0.47 mi)		~23	Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area in Kanata Several hundred structures were damaged or destroyed Critical components of the electrical grid were damaged
	North of Pakenham Near Kinburn Dunrobin Gatineau	EF3	48.8 km (30.32 mi)	1.450 km (0.90 mi)		~10	Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Several hundred structures were damaged or destroyed	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF2 tornado earlier in the day from Calabogie to White Lake This tornado crossed the Ottawa River into Quebec
2018, September 25	Amherstburg	EF0	0.125 km (0.08 mi) in Canada 0.563 km (0.35 mi) in Michigan	0.100 km (0.06 mi) in Canada 0.230 km (0.14 mi) in Michigan			Weak structural and tree damage	This tornado developed over Gibraltar as an EF1 tornado and crossed the Detroit River into Ontario where it was rated as an EF0 tornado This tornado dissipated north of Amherstburg before the storm produced two EF1 tornadoes near McGregor and Staples later in the day	One additional EF0 tornado occurred in Michigan One additional EF1 tornado occurred in Michigan
	West of McGregor	EF1	1.6 km (0.99 mi)	0.150 km (0.09 mi)			Structural and tree damage	This tornado dissipated near McGregor before the storm produced another EF1 tornado near Staples later in the day This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day north of Amherstburg
	East of Staples	EF1	2.75 km (1.71 mi)	0.050 km (0.03 mi)			Structural and tree damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado north of Amherstburg and an EF1 near McGregor earlier in the day
2019
2019, June 2	Orleans Northwest of Cumberland	EF1	10.6 km (6.59 mi)	0.250 km (0.16 mi)		~1	Structural, fence and tree damage Shattered windows	This tornado dissipated northwest of Cumberland before the storm later produced another EF1 tornado north of Clarence Creek
	South of Rockland North of Clarence Creek	EF1	6.9 km (4.29 mi)	0.250 km (0.16 mi)			Structural and tree damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado earlier in the day in Orleans
2019, June 13	South of Aberfoyle Northwest of Morriston	EF0	3.2 km (1.99 mi)	0.050 km (0.03 mi)			Weak tree damage Damaged crane
2019, July 11	Southwest of Pembroke	EF0	1.44 km (0.89 mi)	0.210 km (0.13 mi)			Weak tree damage		One EF1 downburst was confirmed earlier in the day in Weslemkoon Lake Two EF1 downbursts were confirmed earlier in the day in Quebec Two EF1 tornadoes were confirmed in Quebec
2019, July 15	Tupman Lake Otukamamoan Lake	EF1	21.0 km (13.05 mi)	0.350 km (0.22 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area		Four EF1 downbursts were confirmed in Buckingham Lake, near Shebandowan, in Grimm Lake and in Mishkeegogamaang First Nation
	Lake Despair	EF1	5.7 km (3.54 mi)	0.550 km (0.34 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Little Bear Lake	EF1	5.5 km (3.42 mi)	0.270 km (0.17 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF2 tornado earlier in the day near Little Trout Lake
	Little Trout Lake	EF2	17.5 km (10.87 mi)	0.900 km (0.56 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado dissipated east of Little Trout Lake before the storm later produced an EF1 tornado near Little Bear Lake
2019, July 17	Southwest of Craighurst	EF0					Weak tree damage		An additional funnel cloud was reported near Leamington
	Longbow Lake South of Kenora over Lake of the Woods	EF0					Weak structural and tree damage		One EF1 downburst was confirmed over Bare Island along the northern shores of Rainy Lake Two additional EF1 tornadoes occurred in Minnesota One additional unrated waterspout occurred in Minnesota
	Rainy Lake	EF1	7.6 km (4.72 mi) in Canada 5.63 km (3.50 mi) in Minnesota	0.630 km (0.39 mi) in Canada 0.550 km (0.34 mi) in Minnesota			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado crossed Rainy Lake from Minnesota
2019, July 26	East of Sapawe	EF1	1.9 km (1.18 mi)	0.350 km (0.22 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado dissipated west of Kawene before the storm later produced an EF1 downburst south of Kawene
2019, September 11	Southeast of Petrolia	EF1	4.5 km (2.80 mi)	0.200 km (0.12 mi)			Structural and tree damage Destroyed barn & farm outbuildings	One EF1 downburst occurred from north of Petrolia to south of Sutorville as the tornado touched down

2020s

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Maximum Length	Maximum Width	Death	Injuries	Damage	Notes	Event Notes
2020
2020, June 8	Brooks Lake Lawrence Lake	EF2	31.7 km (19.70 mi)	2.440 km (1.52 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	Treefall patterns indicate that the intensity may have been higher than an EF2 An additional 33 microbursts were confirmed along the sides of the tornado track
2020, June 10	West of Belgrave	EF0	5.5 km (3.42 mi)	0.300 km (0.19 mi)			Weak structural and tree damage	This tornado dissipated near Belgrave before the storm produced another EF0 north of Brussels later in the day	Unclassified EF0 tree damage was confirmed in Kingsbridge before the storm produced two EF0 tornadoes near Belgrave and Brussels A photo of a possible, but unconfirmed, waterspout was reported south of Tobermory over Lake Huron One EF0 downburst was confirmed in Windsor One EF1 downburst was confirmed near Canisbay Lake
	North of Brussels	EF0	3.1 km (1.93 mi)	0.150 km (0.09 mi)			Weak tree damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day west of Belgrave
	North of Newbury South of Glencoe Stratburn	EF0	15.7 km (9.76 mi)	0.150 km (0.09 mi)			Tree damage Weak damage to roofs and siding	This tornado dissipated near Strathburn before the storm produced another two EF1 tornadoes near Belmont and Avon later in the day
	Near Mordolphin	EF1	1.62 km (1.01 mi)	0.080 km (0.05 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	One EF0 downburst occurred in both Port McNicoll and Victoria Harbour as the tornado touched down
	Eilean Gowan Island Bangor Lodge Bracebridge	EF1	5.6 km (3.48 mi)	0.120 km (0.07 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Structural damage	This tornado dissipated near Bracebridge before the storm produced another EF1 tornado near Baysville and unclassified EF1 tree damage near West Buck Lake later in the day
	South of Baysville Dickie Lake	EF1	5.6 km (3.48 mi)	0.140 km (0.09 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado earlier in the day near Bracebridge Unclassified EF1 tree damage was confirmed near West Buck Lake at the time the tornado touched down from the same storm
	Near Belmont South of Mossley	EF1	17.4 km (10.81 mi)	0.250 km (0.16 mi)			Tree and crop damage Destroyed shed and damaged farm buildings	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day near Newbury An EF1 tornado developed from the same storm very soon after this tornado touched down near Avon
	West of Avon	EF1	5.5 km (3.42 mi)	0.100 km (0.06 mi)			Structural and tree damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day near Newbury An EF1 tornado near Belmont developed from the same storm shortly before this tornado touched down
	Crow Bay (Algonquin) Lake Lavieille	EF1	11.4 km (7.08 mi)	0.460 km (0.29 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Mary Lake North Portage South Portage North of Dwight	EF2	23.0 km (14.29 mi)	0.710 km (0.44 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
2020, June 19	Northeast of Staples	EF0					No reported damage	This was a landspout tornado	An additional funnel cloud was reported in Thamesford
2020, June 23	Sturgeon Lake Sturgeon Point	EF1	3.50 km (2.17 mi)	0.090 km (0.06 mi)			Destroyed boat dock Tree damage	This tornado likely started over Sturgeon Lake
2020, June 30	North of Kerwood Near Dejong	EF0					No reported damage	This was a landspout tornado
2020, July 10	Milton	EF0					No reported damage	Unclassified EF0 tree damage was confirmed in Hamilton Beach shortly after the tornado touched down	One EF0 downburst was confirmed near both Greenway and Crediton One EF1 downburst was confirmed near Hawkesbury
2020, July 11	Lake Nipissing	EF0					No reported damage		Additional funnel clouds were reported in Niagara Falls, Centretown and south of Brighton over Lake Ontario
2020, July 13	Stout Lake	EF2	13.4 km (8.33 mi)	0.550 km (0.34 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
2020, July 16	West of Brantford	EF0					No reported damage
2020, July 19	Southeast of Kettle Point	EF0	1.07 km (0.66 mi)	0.040 km (0.02 mi)			Crop damage	An EF1 tornado touched down to the south near Kinnaird at the same time this tornado touched down Unclassified EF0 crop damage was confirmed further east of the end of the damage track	An EF0 waterspout was confirmed north of Brights Grove over Lake Huron An additional EF0 downburst, EF1 tornado, and EF2 tornado were all confirmed in Quebec Several EF0 downbursts occurred across Southwestern Ontario including from Molesworth to Arthur, in Bayfield, in Exeter, in Kirkton, from Avonbank to Tavistock, in Cambridge, in Watford, in Norwich, in Stoney Point and in North Bay. Two areas of unclassified EF0 damage were also confirmed in Wiarton and Chatsworth.
	Near Dublin	EF0	6.4 km (3.98 mi)	0.050 km (0.03 mi)			Significant crop damage	This tornado dissipated northeast of Dublin before the storm produced an EF1 tornado north of Gads Hill later in the day
	Southeast of London Belmont	EF0	9.27 km (5.76 mi)	0.090 km (0.06 mi)			Tree and crop damage Weak siding, shingle, and window damage to homes	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado earlier in the day near Kinnaird Unclassified EF0 tree damage was confirmed further west of the start of the damage track in London
	Near Kinnaird Near Jura North of Arkona	EF1	15.5 km (9.63 mi)	0.160 km (0.10 mi)			Tree and crop damage Destroyed barn roof & partial walls	This tornado dissipated northeast of Arkona before the storm produced an EF0 tornado near Belmont later in the day An EF0 tornado touched down to the north near Kettle Point at the same time this tornado touched down Unclassified EF0 tree damage was confirmed further east of the end of the damage track in Ailsa Craig
	North of Blyth	EF1	8.64 km (5.37 mi)	0.050 km (0.03 mi)			Significant crop damage Minor tree damage Destroyed shed	One EF0 downburst occurred south of Brussels just after the tornado lifted
	South of Centralia	EF1	2.55 km (1.58 mi)	0.200 km (0.12 mi)			Significant tree damage Crop damage Destroyed barn roof Tossed, bent, and twisted grain bins	This tornado dissipated southeast of Centralia before the storm produced another EF1 tornado near Beachville later in the day A large EF0 downburst occurred around this tornado and damaged parts of Mount Carmel, Lucan and Granton Unclassified EF0 crop damage was confirmed further west of the start of the damage track towards an area west of Crediton
	North of Gads Hill	EF1	3.87 km (2.40 mi)	0.260 km (0.16 mi)	~3 cows		Tree and crop damage Destroyed barn	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day near Dublin
	North of Beachville	EF1	2.88 km (1.79 mi)	0.100 km (0.06 mi)			Tree damage Damaged roof material Crop damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado earlier in the day south of Centralia Unclassified EF0 structural damage was confirmed further east of the end of the damage track in Woodstock and Bond's Corners
	South of Eden Mills	EF1	1.17 km (0.73 mi)	0.070 km (0.04 mi)			Structural and tree damage
2020, August 2	Southwest of Oxford Mills	EF0	0.3 km (0.19 mi)	0.020 km (0.01 mi)			Weak tree and crop damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado earlier in the day through Camden East	An additional funnel cloud was reported in Little Current
	Camden East	EF1	2.5 km (1.55 mi)	0.110 km (0.07 mi)			Structural and tree damage	This tornado dissipated northeast of Camden East before the storm produced an EF0 tornado southwest of Oxford Mills later in the day
	North of Bexley	EF1	4.9 km (3.04 mi)	0.270 km (0.17 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado dissipated northeast of Bexley before the storm produced an EF2 tornado through Kinmount later in the day
	Kinmount	EF2	2.0 km (1.24 mi)	0.270 km (0.17 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Structural damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF1 tornado earlier in the day north of Bexley
2020, August 4	Palmerston	EF0	1.11 km (0.69 mi)	0.200 km (0.12 mi)			Weak tree damage	Initial review of the damage could not rule out a gustnado as a possible cause of the weak damage occurring over a relatively short distance	Additional funnel clouds were reported in Kleinburg, Oakville, Hamilton and Jarvis An EF0 downburst was confirmed in Burlington An EF0 waterspout was confirmed south of Port Colborne over Lake Erie
2020, August 16	Southwest of Kent-Bridge	EF0					No reported damage	This was a landspout tornado	An additional funnel cloud was reported in Harrow An EF0 waterspout was confirmed west of Point Clark over Lake Huron
2020, August 27	East of Mount Carmel	EF1	7.16 km (4.45 mi)	0.100 km (0.06 mi)			Tree and crop damage Destroyed barn		An additional funnel cloud was reported south of St. Thomas Three EF0 downbursts were confirmed in London, from an area south of Thamesford to Banner and southwest of Burford
	East of Union East of Dexter	EF1	5.07 km (3.15 mi)	0.150 km (0.09 mi)			Tree and crop damage Damage farm outbuildings
2020, August 28	Point Clark	EF0	0.29 km (0.18 mi)	0.080 km (0.05 mi)			Tree damage
2020, September 3	Port Colborne	EF0	1.05 km (0.65 mi)	0.050 km (0.03 mi)			Weak structural and tree damage
	Northeast of Washago Southeast of Severn Bridge	EF1	1.81 km (1.12 mi)	0.090 km (0.06 mi)			Tree damage	One EF0 downburst occurred northwest of Severn Bridge just before the tornado touched down
2020, September 13	Near Pembroke Allumette Island	EF1	9.8 km (6.09 mi)	0.180 km (0.11 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Minor structural damage	This tornado crossed the Ottawa River into Quebec
2020, September 30	Southwest of Strabane	EF1	0.67 km (0.42 mi)	0.110 km (0.07 mi)			Shifted barn roof Destroyed barn and shed Tree and crop damage		An additional funnel cloud was reported south of Bondhead over Lake Ontario One EF0 waterspout was confirmed on Lake Erie, south of Long Point Two EF0 waterspouts were confirmed on Lake Ontario, one north of Vineland and one south of Brighton
2020, October 23	Thornbury Clarksburg	EF0	3.15 km (1.96 mi)	0.050 km (0.03 mi)			Minor tree damage	This tornado crossed into and dissipated on Georgian Bay	Unclassified EF0 tree damage was confirmed in Baysville
2020, November 15	Georgetown	EF1	3.63 km (2.26 mi)	0.360 km (0.22 mi)			Structural and tree damage		Unclassified EF0 roof damage was confirmed in Waterford Three EF0 downbursts were confirmed from New Dundee to Ayr, Port Burwell and in Dunneville One EF1 downburst was confirmed from Ingersoll to Salford
2021
2021, May 25	Little Antler Lake	EF2	33.4 km (20.75 mi)	0.260 km (0.16 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area		An under-review damage path was found near Gogama Three additional EF2 tornadoes occurred in Quebec
2021, June 26	Northwest of Lucknow	EF0					No reported damage
	North of Maynooth	EF1	2.30 km (1.43 mi)	0.180 km (0.11 mi)			Tree damage through a heavily forested area Snapped power poles
	Massie Strathavon Walter's Falls	EF2	13.5 km (8.39 mi)	0.400 km (0.25 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Collapsed chimney Significant roof damage Destroyed farm building
2021, July 13	Penetanguishene	EF0	2.5 km (1.55 mi)	0.300 km (0.19 mi)			Tree damage		One EF0 downburst was confirmed in Tasso Lake Two additional EF0 downbursts were confirmed in Quebec Two additional EF1 tornadoes occurred in Quebec
	Northeast of Beachburg Sullivan Island	EF1	6.94 km (4.31 mi)	1.460 km (0.91 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	This tornado crossed the Ottawa River into Quebec
2021, July 15	Southwest of Vallentyne South of Sunderland	EF1	9.5 km (5.90 mi)	0.140 km (0.09 mi)			Tree, crop & structural damage	This tornado developed alongside two EF2 tornadoes near Udora and Sonya	One additional EF1 tornado occurred in Quebec
	Stewart Crossing	EF1	5.66 km (3.52 mi)	0.140 km (0.09 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Barrie Sandy Cove Acres Innisfil	EF2	12.46 km (7.74 mi)	0.510 km (0.32 mi)		~11	Significant structural damage including various uninhabitable homes Tree damage Tossed and destroyed vehicles	This tornado dissipated over Lake Simcoe before the storm produced another EF2 near Lorneville later in the day Estimated insured losses are $83.698 million
	North of Zephyr South of Udora	EF2	11.8 km (7.33 mi)	0.350 km (0.22 mi)			Structural damage Tree & crop damage	This tornado developed alongside an EF2 tornado near Sonya and an EF1 tornado near Sunderland
	Near Lorneville North of Grasshill Hartley	EF2	13.0 km (8.08 mi)	0.600 km (0.37 mi)			Destroyed barn & farm outbuilding Tree & crop damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF2 tornado earlier in the day in Barrie
	North of Sonya South of Salem Corners West of Little Britain	EF2	6.73 km (4.18 mi)	0.270 km (0.17 mi)		~1	Structural damage Tree & crop damage	This tornado developed alongside an EF2 tornado near Udora and an EF1 tornado near Sunderland
	Near North Portage	EF2	4.76 km (2.96 mi)	0.360 km (0.22 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Near Sunbeam Lake Southworth Lake	EF2	7.14 km (4.44 mi)	0.320 km (0.20 mi)		~2	Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Near Lake Traverse	EF2	11.9 km (7.39 mi)	0.340 km (0.21 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
2021, July 20	Whitestone Lake	EF0	2.42 km (1.50 mi)	0.100 km (0.06 mi)			Weak tree damage	One EF1 downburst occurred near Canning Lake just before the tornado touched down
2021, July 24	Thornbury	EF0	1.04 km (0.65 mi)	0.090 km (0.06 mi)			Weak tree damage Minor structural damage	One EF0 downburst occurred near Clarksburg just before the tornado touched down
	East of Bayfield	EF0					Weak tree damage
	Windsor	EF0	2.37 km (1.47 mi)	0.350 km (0.22 mi)			Weak tree damage Minor roof damage to various houses	This tornado dissipated in Windsor before the storm later produced an EF1 tornado in Leamington
	Leamington	EF1	2.48 km (1.54 mi)	0.190 km (0.12 mi)			Tree damage Shattered greenhouse glass panels	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day in Windsor
2021, August 10	Northeast of London London Airport	EF0	4.30 km (2.67 mi)	0.020 km (0.01 mi)			Weak tree damage
2021, August 11	Urquhart Lake	EF1	9.24 km (5.74 mi)	0.750 km (0.47 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	All the tornadoes on this day occurred from the same complex of storms	Under-review damage paths were found near Campover Lake Elliot Lake Mather's Lake Franklin Lake Basswood Lake St. Joseph Island
	Dunns Valley Wharncliffe	EF2	9.93 km (6.17 mi)	0.820 km (0.51 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Kynoch	EF2	8.41 km (5.23 mi)	0.780 km (0.48 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
	Blinko Lake	EF2	3.92 km (2.44 mi)	0.430 km (0.27 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area
2021, August 26	Near McKay's Corners	EF0					No reported damage	This was a landspout tornado
2021, August 29	Aubrey Lake	EF1	7.75 km (4.82 mi)	0.180 km (0.11 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area	Unclassified EF1 tree damage was confirmed further west of the start of the damage track towards Rocky Island Lake	An EF1 downburst was confirmed on Sugarloaf Island in Anima Nipissing Lake Unclassified EF1 tree damage was confirmed south of Latchford Two additional EF1 tornadoes occurred in Quebec
	Dowling	EF1	2.05 km (1.27 mi)	0.150 km (0.09 mi)			Significant tree damage through a heavily forested area Structural damage
2021, September 6	Port Albert	EF0	2.30 km (1.43 mi)	0.175 km (0.11 mi)			Tree damage Tossed patio furniture	This tornado occurred at a 'rare' time - 4:05 AM local time
2021, September 7	South of Goderich North of Summerhill	EF0	12.8 km (7.95 mi)	0.250 km (0.16 mi)			Weak tree damage	This tornado dissipated north of Summerhill before the storm later produced another EF0 tornado near Kuhryville	An EF0 downburst was confirmed in Port Elgin An EF1 downburst was confirmed in Southampton
	North of Kuhryville West of Brunner	EF0	2.89 km (1.80 mi)	0.060 km (0.04 mi)			Weak tree damage Crop damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF0 tornado earlier in the day south of Goderich
	Southeast of King City in Vaughan	EF0	0.750 km (0.47 mi)	0.080 km (0.05 mi)			Weak tree damage Crop damage	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced two EF2 tornadoes earlier in the day near Kingsbridge and Harriston
	Kingsbridge Lanes Zion Lucknow	EF2	19.0 km (11.81 mi) over land 20.0 km (12.43 mi) over Lake Huron	1.30 km (0.81 mi)			Significant tree & crop damage Significant structural damage to homes, barns, and silos Complete destruction of numerous farm buildings	Four EF0-strength waterspouts were recorded over Lake Huron surrounding this tornado The tornado was strongest over Lake Huron This tornado dissipated southeast of Lucknow before the storm later produced another EF2 tornado near Harriston and an EF0 tornado in Vaughan
	Southeast of Harriston Wagram Southeast of Kenilworth	EF2	26.4 km (16.40 mi)	1.20 km (0.75 mi)			Significant tree & crop damage Significant structural damage to homes, barns, and silos	This tornado developed from the same storm that produced an EF2 tornado earlier in the day near Kingsbridge This tornado dissipated southeast of Kenilworth before the storm later produced an EF0 tornado in Vaughan
2021, September 12	North of Sylvan Parkhill	EF1	6.96 km (4.32 mi)	0.300 km (0.19 mi)			Tree damage A shed lost part of the roof		An EF0 downburst was confirmed near Belmont An EF1 downburst was confirmed near Ailsa Craig

Summary of Ontario tornado strengths per year

Year	Total	Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
Process of converting previous years into the new format ^
2018	23	0	10	7	5	1	0	0
2019	13	0	4	8	1	0	0	0
2020	42	0	17	21	4	0	0	0
2021	35	0	12	9	14	0	0	0

Prince Edward Island

List of Prince Edward Island tornadoes

1980s

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Maximum Length	Maximum Width	Death	Injuries	Damage	Notes	Event Notes
1980
1980, August 15	East of Green Bay Near Tyrone North Wiltshire	F0	4.63 km (2.88 mi)
1980, September 28	Cape Traverse	F0					Weak structural damage
1982
1982, September 10	Wilmot	F0

2000s

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Maximum Length	Maximum Width	Death	Injuries	Damage	Notes	Event Notes
2007
2007, August 19	Crapaud	F0

Summary of Prince Edward Island tornado strengths per year

Year	Total	Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
1980	2	0	2	0	0	0	0	0
1982	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0
2007	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0
1980-2020 yearly average	0.1	0	0.1	0	0	0	0	0

Quebec

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1870
1870, July 16	Montreal	Not rated	~1		Everything in the path of the tornado
1888
1888, June 6	Ontario to Montreal	Not rated	~3		Destroyed houses Destroyed barns Destroyed outbuildings	Tornado passed from Cornwall to Montreal
1888, August 16	Saint-Zotique to Salaberry-de-Valleyfield	F4	~9	~16	Damaged property	Tornado passed from Ontario Fifth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1892
1892, June 14	Sainte-Rose	Not rated	~6	~21	Damaged property	Ninth deadliest tornado in Canadian history
1939
1939, June 11	Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	Not rated			Damaged trees
1949
1949, July 19	Chénéville	Not rated
1975
1975, July 24	Saint-Bonaventure	Not rated	~3	~40+	Destroyed over 100 homes and businesses	Strong tornado
1978
1978, June 27	Masson-Angers	F2		~35	Damaged over 100 homes and businesses
1980
1980, August 8	Le Petit-Aigle	F2		~1
1980, August 9	Roberval	F0
1982
1982, April 14	Adamsville	F1
1984
1984, July 15	Pontiac Gatineau	Not rated		~38	Many damaged buildings	Two tornadoes
1985
1985, May 20	St Raphaël de Bellechasse	F0
1985, June 18	Saint-Sylvère	F3
1985, July 6	Lacolle Hemmingford	F1
1986
1986, June 16	Lac Gareau	F3				Two unconfirmed tornadoes in the area as well
1986, June 24	Tingwick	Not rated			Damaged property
1986, July 15	Maniwaki	F0	~1
1987
1987, May 28	Glen-Sutton	F0
1987, June 8	Fort-Coulonge	F1			Minor damage
1987, July 26	Kinnear's Mills	F1
1989
1989, November 16	Mont-Saint-Hilaire	F2			Estimated over C$2,000,000 of damage	Latest confirmed tornado in the province's history
1991
1991, June 12	Saint-Barnabé	F1
1991, August 26	Louvicourt	F1
1991, August 27	Pierreville Maskinongé	F3		~15	Estimated over C$25,000,000 of damage	Two tornadoes
1991, August 27	Parc de la Mastigouche Lac Temiscamingue	F2				Two tornadoes
1992
1992, May 17	Chichester	F0
1992, August 2	Sainte-Élisabeth	F0
1993
1993, July 3	Saint-Leonard	F0
1993, July 20	Saint-Mathieu	F0
1993, August 2	Lévis	F0
1993, August 31	Wottonville	F1
1993, September 3	Saint-Césaire	F1
1994
1994, April 27	Saint-Janvier Lorraine	F1
1994, May 22	St-Augustin, Quebec [clarification needed]	F0
1994, May 31	Lac-à-la-Tortue	F2
1994, May 31	Donnacona-Neuville Saint-Nicolas	F1				Two tornadoes
1994, June 12	Saint-Cuthbert	F1
1994, June 21	Parc-de-la-Mauricie	F0
1994, July 9	Saint-Charles-sur-Richelieu	F2	~1	~3	Damaged houses
1994, July 21	Lac-Saint-Louis	F0
1994, July 26	Roxton Falls	F0
1994, July 30	Franklin	F0
1994, August 4	Aylmer	F3		~15	Major building damage
1994, August 4	Laurel	F2
1994, August 4	Rawdon	F1
1994, August 28	L'Île-Perrot	F0
1995
1995, July 20	Lac Newcomb	F0
1995, July 21	Trois-Rivières	F0
1996
1996, April 21	Ormstown	F0
1996, July 11	Saint-Stanislas, Quebec [clarification needed]	F1
1996, July 15	Elgin	F2
1996, August 8	Saint-Jacques	F0
1996, August 25	Saint-Bernard	F1
1997
1997, June 25	Pointe-Fortune	F1
1997, July 4	Matapédia L'Ascension-de-Patapédia	F2			Destroyed barns
1997, July 28	Mercier	F0
1997, November 2	Lac-Etchemin	F0
1998
1998, June 29	Blue Sea Lake	F0
1998, June 29	Saint-Philibert	F1
1998, July 11	Lac-Sergent	F0
1998, July 20	Landrienne	F1
1998, July 27	Lac Parent	F0
1998, August 11	Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier	F0
1998, August 11	Saint-Émile	F1			Citywide power outages Damaged shed
1998, August 15	Lac Cole	F0
1998, September 27	Chicoutimi	F0
1999
1999, May 8	Hull	F1			Estimated C$2,000,000 of damage Damaged roofs
1999, May 25	Saint-Gabriel	F0
1999, June 6	Sherrington	F0
1999, June 8	Sainte-Marthe	F1
1999, July 6	Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel Yamaska Berthierville Danville Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley	F0				Five tornadoes
1999, July 6	Drummondville	F1	~1	~4	Major building damage Tree damage Estimated C$12,400,000 of damage
1999, September 20	Saint-Michel-des-Saints	F1
2000
2000, June 22	Quyon	F0
2000, July 18	Saint-Jean-Chrysostome	F0
2001
2001, June 19	Pointe-Taillon National Park	F0			Tree damage
2001, June 19	Alma	F2			Destroyed houses Destroyed a barn Destroyed a garage
2001, July 1	Lac Saint-Jean	F1			Damaged home
2001, July 4	Lac-des-Plages Brébeuf	F1				Two tornadoes
2001, July 10	Saguenay	F0
2001, August 4	Matagami	F1
2001, August 9	Alma	F1
2002
2002, May 31	Packington	F2
2002, July 4	Boileau	F1
2002, July 14	Senneterre	F1
2002, July 22	Saint-Frédéric, Québec	F1
2002, August 18	Dolbeau	F1
2002, September 3	Berry	F0
2003
2003, June 11	Laval	F1			Tree damage Warehouse damage
2003, June 25	Ville-Marie	F0
2003, June 27	Labrieville	F0
2003, June 29	Fort William	F0
2003, July 8	Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc, Quebec	F0			Tree damage Several buildings were damaged
2003, July 27	Saint-Jean-Port-Joli	F0
2003, July 27	Saint-Narcisse-de-Rimouski	F1
2003, August 6	Roxton Pond	F0
2003, September 4	Issoudun	F0
2003, September 23	L'Assomption	F0
2004
2004, June 8	Landrienne	F1
2004, June 20	Laurier-Station Saint-Elzéar	F0				Two tornadoes
2004, July 1	Lac-Gatineau	F0
2004, July 31	Chesterville	F0
2004, July 31	Châteauguay Durham-Sud Saint-Albert	F1				Three tornadoes
2004, August 10	Thurso	F1			Tree damage
2004, September 3	Malartic	F0
2005
2005, June 6	Gatineau	F0
2005, June 25	Verchères	F1
2005, July 1	Saint-Ambroise-de-Kildare	F0
2005, August 16	Réservoir Opinaca	F0
2005, September 30	Havre-aux-Maisons	F2
2006
2006, June 29	L'Anse-Saint-Jean	F0
2006, July 17	Ferme-Neuve	F1			Damaged trees Moved RVs
2006, July 25	Lac Saint-Jean	F0			Estimated C$2,000,000 of damage Destroyed a barn
2006, August 1	Saint-Gédéon-de-Beauce	F1
2006, August 1	Lac-Drolet	F2
2006, August 22	Saint-Thomas	F0
2007
2007, July 15	Lac Boivin	F0
2007, August 12	La Tuque Saint-Just-de-Bretenières	F0				Two tornadoes
2007, August 25	Beauceville	F0
2008
2008, July 10	Saguenay	F1
2008, July 23	Lanoraie	F0				Two waterspouts were also reported near Montreal
2008, August 11	Roberval	F0
2008, September 8	Lac Gauthier	F0
2009
2009, May 1	Normandin	F0|		Damaged hydro poles
2009 July 11	Sainte-Thérèse	F1			Damaged homes Tree damage
2009, July 11	Boisbriand	F1			Damaged homes Tree damage
2009, July 11	Mirabel	F0
2009, July 27	Sainte-Christine	F0			Damaged a shed Tree damage
2009, July 29	Duberger	F0			Roof damage Tree damage
2009, August 4	Between Déléage and Mont-Laurier	F2	~1		Home damage Cars tossed Hydro poles snapped Tree damage Estimated C$6,000,000 of damage
2009, August 21	Baskatong Reservoir La Tuque	F0			Tree damage	Two tornadoes
2010
2010, June 28	Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Mascouche	F0				Additional funnel clouds were spotted Two tornadoes
2010, July 16	Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue	F0
2010, July 17	Saint-Lazare	F0			Damaged homes Tree damage	Lightning strikes two people
2010, September 2	Saint-Benoit-de-Mirabel	F0
2011
2011, June 23	Aylmer	F0
2011, July 20	Between Saguenay and Quebec City	F1
2011, August 6	Sainte-Élisabeth-de-Proulx	F1			Damaged cottagges Tree damage	An unconfirmed tornado in Saint-Ludger-de-Milot, Quebec
2011, September 4	Trois-Rivières	F0			Roof damage Tree damage
2012
2012, May 25	Brownsburg-Chatham	F0			Estimated C$millions of damage
2012, May 25	Saint-Benoît	F1			Estimated C$millions of damage
2012, June 8	Huntingdon	F1			Damaged a gas station Tree damage
2012, August 30	Chibougamau	F0			Tree damage
2012, September 8	Drummondville	F0			Roof damage
2012, October 31	Mont-Laurier	F0			Barn damage Road signs blown over
2013
2013, June 1	Saint-Hugues	EF0			Minor roof damage
2013, July 11	Saint-Marc-des-Carrières	EF0
2013, August 13	Sherbrooke	EF0			Roof damage Broken windows
2013, August 16	Cabano	EF0				Changed into a waterspout over Lake Témiscouata, Quebec
2014
2014, May 26	Roxton Falls	EF0			Roof damage
2014, May 26	Laurierville	Not rated
2014, June 30	Laforce	EF0			Tree damage
2014, July 9	Sainte-Apolline-de-Patton Lambton	EF1			Damaged homes	Two tornadoes
2014, July 9	Saint-Fabien-de-Panet	EF2			Tree damage
2014, July 31	Pont-Rouge	EF1			Roof damage Tree damage Damaged shed
2015
2015, August 3	Saint-Zénon-du-Lac-Humqui, Quebec	EF0			Damaged farm Destroyed a weak house Tree damage
2016
2016, June 2	Maniwaki	EF0			Tree damage Damaged buildings
2016, June 20	Lac Verne	EF2		~2	Destroyed a cottage Tree damage
2016, July 4	Métabetchouan–Lac-à-la-Croix	EF0			Damaged a farm Tree damage
2016, July 18	Roxton Falls	EF1			Tree damage Destroyed a barn
2017
2017, June 18	Mare-du-Sault	EF0			Tree damage
2017, June 18	Rivière Beausejour Lac-de-la-Boiteuse Lac Noir Manawan Lac des Cornes	EF1			Tree damage	Five tornadoes
2017, June 18	Hébertville Lac Bachon Lac Tom Lac-de-la-Corneille	EF2			Tree damage	Four tornadoes
2017, June 18	Sainte-Anne-du-Lac	EF3			Destroyed two homes
2017, August 5	Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce	EF1			Destroyed buildings Tree damage
2017, August 22	Lachute	EF1			Destroyed 20 homes
2017, October 15	Mont-Laurier	EF0			Damaged 6 homes
2018
2018, July 23	Lanaudière Lake Deligny	EF0			Damaged trees Overturned shed	Waterspout then tornado
2018, August 29	Saint-Julien, Quebec	EF2			Destroyed trees Bent traffic signs Destroyed mobile home
2018, September 21	Gatineau Pontiac	EF3		Many	Destroyed and damaged trees Destroyed multiple homes Destroyed vehicles	Began in Kinburn, Ontario.
2018, September 21	Baskatong Reservoir North of Otter Lake Val-des-Bois	EF1			Destroyed and damaged trees Damaged hydro poles Destroyed and damaged houses	Three tornadoes
2024, May 27	Rigaud Très-Saint-Redempteur	EF3			Destroyed and damaged trees Damaged houses and garages	Tornado crossed Autoroute 40

List of Quebec tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~10	~94	~60	~19	~7	~1	~0

Saskatchewan

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1909
1909, July 16	Golden Valley	F3		~4
1912
1912, June 30	Regina	F4	~28	Over 300	Estimated C$4,500,000 of damage	The deadliest tornado in Canadian history Known as the "Regina Cyclone"
1920
1920, July 22	Alameda-Frobisher	Likely F5	~4	13 (could be more)	100,000$ (1,392,241$)	Strong tornado
1922
1922, July 21	Crystal Springs	Not rated			Lifted and dropped a house
1922, August 15	Eastend	F3	~2	~4
1927
1927, June 18	Elfros	Not rated	~1
1935
1935, July 1	Benson	F4	~1	~2
1935, July 6	Smiley	F3	~2
1944
1944, July 1	Lebret	Not rated	~4			Two tornadoes
1944, August 9	Kamsack	Not rated	~3	Many	Destroyed over 400 homes Destroyed over 100 businesses	Known locally as the "Kamsack Cyclone"
1950
1950, November	Regina	Not rated				An exact date is unknown
1958
1958, April 16	Watrous	Not rated	Many pigs		Destroyed a barn
1963
1963, June 29	Spy Hill	Not rated	~1	Few	Destroyed homes Damaged property
1968
1968, April 11	Watson	Not rated			Destroyed a garage
1973
1973, July 5	Kelvington	Not rated
1979
1979, July 10	Glasnevin	Not rated	~1
1979, August 8	Regina	F2			Damage to parts of the city	Two unconfirmed tornadoes in the area
1980
1980, May 25	Creelman Carnduff Bellegarde	F1				Three tornadoes
1980, May 25	Dubuc	F0
1980, May 26	Quill Lake	F0
1980, June 11	Estevan	F0
1980, June 23	Invermay Francis Ebenezer	F1				Three tornadoes
1980, July 6	Prince Albert	F1
1980, July 10	Between Fairy Glen and Gronlid	F1
1980, July 28	North Battleford	F0
1981
1981, May 28	Wakaw	F0
1981, June 16	Gallivan Delmas	F0				Two tornadoes
1981, July 1	Carnduff	F0
1981, July 14	Govan	F0
1981, July 28	Torch River	F0
1981, July 29	Regina	F0
1981, August 5	Aylesbury	F0
1981, August 5	Kronau	F1
1981, August 16	Pense	F0
1981, August 17	Hughton	F1
1981, August 22	Wadena Stenen	F0				Two tornadoes
1982
1982, April 30	Cudworth	F0
1982, June 2	Prince Albert	F0
1982, June 5	Delisle	F0
1982, June 6	Prince Albert	F0
1982, June 15	Parkbeg	F0
1982, July 1	Golden Prairie	F1
1982, July 16	Colgate	F1
1982, July 19	Carrot River	F1
1982, August 5	Carnduff	F0
1982, August 11	Prince Albert	F0
1982, August 11	Marshall	F1
1982, August 11	Ponteix	F2
1982, August 14	Denholm	F1
1982, August 17	Sylvania	F1
1982, August 18	Hardy	F1
1984
1984, May 12	Whitewood	Not rated
1986
1986, June 1	Saskatoon	Not rated			Roofs damaged Destroyed a warehouse Estimated over C$1,000,000 of damage	Three tornadoes
1986, July 29	Central Saskatchewan	Not rated			Minimal damage	Four tornadoes
1989
1989, June 19	Central Saskatchewan	Not rated				Eight tornadoes
1990
1990, June 28	South of Saskatoon	Not rated				Large tornado
1995
1995, August 29	Spring Valley	Not rated			Destroyed farms
1996
1996, July 4	Saskatoon Maymont Osler	Not rated			Homes and property damaged Damaged a drive-in	Eight tornadoes Tornadoes were scattered through the three listed regions
1996, July 4	Maymont	F3			Destroyed power lines
1999
1999, May 18	Saskatoon	Not rated				Three tornadoes
2003
2003, July 2	Narrow Hills Provincial Park	Not rated		Few	Tree damage Campers were damaged
2005
2005, May 23	Nipawin	Not rated
2005, July 2	Estevan	Not rated
2006
2006, August 24	Unity Yorkton	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2007
2007, June 22–23	Lampman Carnduff	Not rated		~1	Property damage	Two tornadoes
2007, July 31	Cupar	Not rated			Field damage Farm damage
2008
2008, July 10	Dafoe Kandahar Dollard Stoughton	Not rated			Damaged roofs Gas leak	Four tornadoes
2008, July 14	Battleford	Not rated
2008, July 19	Dundurn	Not rated				Waterspout touched down on Turtle Lake
2008, July 27	Chamberlain Girvin Radisson Langham	Not rated				Four tornadoes
2008, August 26	Prince Albert	Not rated		~6
2009
2009, June 14	Cloan	F0
2009, June 30	Baljennie	F1			Damaged several farm buildings
2009, June 30	Hafford	F0
2009, July 7	Elbow	F0
2009, July 13	Leader	F0
2009, July 30	Buffalo Narrows	F0
2010
2010, June 21	Limerick Avonlea	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2010, June 24	Wilkie	Not rated
2010, June 25	Oxbow	Not rated			Damaged a farm
2010, July 2	Kawacatoose Reserve	F3		Few	Damaged and destroyed homes Destroyed farmhouses
2010, July 22	North of Regina	Not rated
2010, July 25	Lanigan Humboldt	Not rated			Crop damage	Four tornadoes Two tornadoes near Lanigan Two tornadoes near Humboldt
2011
2011, June 2	Northwest of Shaunavon	F0			Damaged granaries Power lines snapped
2011, June 23	Fox Valley	Not rated			Power lines damaged Store damage Road damage
2011, July 18	North of Big River	Not rated				Additional funnel clouds reported
2012
2012, June 15	Plover Lake Biggar Wilkie	Not rated				Eight tornadoes Additional funnel clouds reported
2012, June 26	Caron	Not rated			Crop damage Damaged farm buildings	An unconfirmed tornado was reported near Hodgeville
2012, July 3	Davidson Southwest of Wynyard Southwest of Watrous	Not rated			Heavy damage to a farm	Three tornadoes
2012, July 18	East of Rose Valley North of Wadena East of Wadena	Not rated				Three tornadoes
2012, July 21	Smeaton Emma Lake (Saskatchewan)	Not rated			Destroyed a house Tree damage Damaged grain bins	Two tornadoes
2012, July 24	Balgonie Southey Fillmore Grenfell	Not rated			Minor damage	Five tornadoes
2012, August 2	Elbow	Not rated
2013
2013, June 2	Maple Creek	Not rated
2013, June 10	Saltcoats	Not rated
2013, July 4	Dollard	Not rated			Tree damage Home and businesses were damaged
2013, July 6	Between Wroxton and Kamsack	Not rated
2013, July 13	Minton Redvers	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2013, July 15	Kronau Gray West of Yorkton Southwest of Yorkton	Not rated				Four tornadoes Three unconfirmed tornadoes near Hauge, Saskatchewan, Rosthern and Humboldt
2014
2014, July 5	Northwest of Kenaston Southwest of Kenaston North of Davidson	Not rated				Four tornadoes Two tornadoes North of Davidson, Saskatchewan
2014, July 5	Kenaston	EF0			Tombstone damage Tree damage
2014, July 5	North of Outlook	EF2			Tree damage Farm damage
2015
2015, July 27	Gainsborough	Not rated
2016
2016, May 21	Kincaid	Not rated
2016, June 19	Naicam	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2016, July 1	Biggar	Not rated
2016, July 7	Estevan	Not rated
2016, July 10	Herbert	Not rated
2016, July 19	Davidson	EF2			Destroys farm houses
2016, July 23	Sturgis	Not rated
2016, July 31	North of Melville Otthon	EF2			Destroyed a house Heavy farm damage	Two tornadoes
2016, July 31	Rokeby	Not rated
2016, August 3	Bethune Rhein	Not rated				Two tornadoes
2016, August 26	Melfort	Not rated
2017
2017, May 14	Hepburn Hoey	Not rated			Damaged horse shed	Two tornadoes
2017, July 5	Alida	EF2			Damaged a house
2017, July 10	Laporte	Not rated
2017, July 21	Quill Lake Fishing Lake Jansen Between Wapella and Rocanville North of Lanigan	Not rated				Six tornadoes Two tornadoes North of Lanigan
2018
2018, May 22	Northwest of Regina	EF0
2018, May 24	Esterhazy Tyvan	EF0				Two tornadoes
2018, May 25	Aylsham	EF0
2018, June 23	Griffin	EF0
2018, June 24	Brownlee	EF0
2018, July 3	Otthon	EF0
2018, July 9	Cantuar Chaplin Swift Current	EF0				Three tornadoes
2018, July 10	Golden Prairie Val Marie South of Wood Mountain Coronach Fife Lake	EF0				Six tornadoes Two tornadoes near Val Marie
2018, July 10	Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan	EF2
2018, July 10	Ferland, Saskatchewan	EF1
2018, July 22	Langenburg	EF0			Uprooted trees
2019
2019, June 29	15 km northwest of Goodsoil	EF1			Numerous trees snapped or uprooted One camping trailer rolled and many were damaged by fallen trees Many sheds were damaged
2019, June 29	10 km northwest of Goodsoil	EF0
2019, July 1	50 km south of Moose Jaw	EF0			No damage was reported
2019, July 1	15 km northeast of Avonlea	EF0			No damage was reported
2019, July 12	Over Old Wives Lake near Moose Jaw	EF0				Waterspout over Old Wives Lake at around 1 pm
2019, July 12	Northwest of Rockglen, Saskatchewan	EF0				Began at 4 pm; Unknown duration
2019, July 12	South of Rockglen	EF0				Began at 4:30 pm and lasted for five minutes
2019, July 13	7 km northwest of Northgate	EF0				Touched down at approximately 4:15 pm
2020 2020
2020, July 4	Near Meyronne (formerly Glenbain)	EF1			Damage to home and outbuildings	Touched down at approximately 4:30 pm Estimated wind speed: 155 km/h
2020, July 4	Near Kincaid	EF0				Touch down at approximately 4:40 pm
2020, July 4	Near Assiniboia	EF0			No damage was reported	Touch down at approximately 6:23 pm. Estimated wind speed: 90–130 km/h
2020, July 10	Bengough	EF0
2020, August 4	Estevan	EF0			No damage was reported	Touched down at approximately 5:00 pm
2020, August 21	Fulda	EF0			No damage was reported	Touched down at approximately 5:30 pm
2020, August 21	Humbolt	EF0				Touched down at approximately 5:10 pm
2021
2021, May 12	10 km NW of Saskatoon	EF0			No damage was reported	Touched down at approximately 12:25 pm
2021, June 15	6 km North of D'arcy	EF0			Damage was reported	Touched down at 5:36 pm
2021, June 15	Near McGee	Not rated				Touched down at 6:28 pm
2021, June 15	Near McGee	Not rated				Touched down at 6:34 pm
2023
2023, May 27	6 km south of Regina	EF1

List of Saskatchewan tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~129	~59	~21	~7	~5	~2	~0

Yukon

List of Yukon tornadoes

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injuries	Damage	Other notes
1959
1959, September 9	Watson Lake	?

List of Yukon tornado strengths

Not rated	F0 (EF0)	F1 (EF1)	F2 (EF2)	F3 (EF3)	F4 (EF4)	F5 (EF5)
~0	~0	~0	~0	~0	~0	~0

Records and facts

Canada's deadliest tornadoes

Rank	Date	Location of impact(s)	Death	Sources
1	1912, June 30	Regina, Saskatchewan	28
2	1987, July 31	Edmonton, Alberta	27
3	1946, June 17	Windsor, Ontario	17
4	2000, July 14	Pine Lake, Alberta	12
5	1888, August 16	Valleyfield, Quebec	9
6	1974, April 3	Windsor, Ontario	9
7	1985, May 31	Barrie, Ontario	~8
8	1970, August 20	Sudbury, Ontario	6
9	1892, June 14	Sainte-Rose, Quebec	6
10	1897, August 6	Buctouche, New Brunswick	5

Canada's F5 / EF5 tornadoes

Date	Location of impact(s)	Strength	Death	Injury	Facts	Sources
2007, June 22	Elie	F5	0	0	The switch to the Enhanced Fujita scale means that this tornado will be the only F5 tornado in Canada

Canada's largest tornado outbreaks

• Based on total tornadoes, not the strongest tornado
• At least 8 tornadoes

Rank (not tied)	Rank (tied)	Date	Province(s)	Total tornadoes	Greatest strength
1	1	2009, August 20	Ontario	16–19	F2
2	2	2017, June 18	Quebec	11	EF3
3	2	1985, May 31	Ontario	11	F4
4	3	2006, August 2	Ontario	10	F2
5	3	1982, July 14	Alberta	10	F1
6	4	1996, July 4	Saskatchewan	9	F3
7	5	2018, July 10	Saskatchewan	8	EF2
8	5	2012, June 15	Saskatchewan	8	Unknown
9	5	1989, June 19	Saskatchewan	8	Unknown
10	5	1987, July 31	Alberta	8	F4

Media

• 
  Elie, Manitoba - 2007, June 22 - F5 tornado
• 
  Windsor, Ontario - 1946, June 17 - F4 tornado
• 
  Goderich, Ontario - 2011, August 21 - F3 tornado damage

Footnotes

• All figures for damages are in Canadian dollars.
• Prior to 2013, the Fujita system was used.
• Following 2013, the Enhanced Fujita system was and is being used.
• '~' indicates the number is around the real value

Tornado rating strengths

Fujita Scale

F0	F1	F2	F3	F4	F5
60–110 km/h	120–170 km/h	180–240 km/h	250–320 km/h	330–410 km/h	420–510 km/h

Enhanced Fujita Scale

EF0	EF1	EF2	EF3	EF4	EF5
90–130 km/h	135–175 km/h	180–220 km/h	225–265 km/h	270–310 km/h

See also

• Tornado Alley
• List of Canadian tornadoes and tornado outbreaks
• List of 21st-century Canadian tornadoes and tornado outbreaks