A tornado warning was briefly issued for parts of southern Ontario on Saturday, but has since been lifted.
Environment Canada issued the warning around 12:20 p.m., saying forecasters were tracking a strong storm that was possibly producing a tornado.
The storm was east of Milton, Ont., at the time and moving southeast at 40 km/h. The possible route included the Milton, Mississauga and Oakville areas of Ontario.
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“This is a very dangerous and potentially life-threatening situation,” the warning said.
“Take cover immediately in a basement, indoor room, or a strong shelter when threatening weather approaches. If no shelter is available, lie low and protect your head from flying debris.”
The warnings advised people to move out of the path of the tornado to escape.
“Emergency Management Ontario recommends taking cover immediately if threatening weather approaches,” he added.
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