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Location

Wellington, Ontario, Canada

Start Date

18-7-1952 5:30 PM

Document Type

Report (PDF/Word)

F-Scale Rating

F1

Classification

Confirmed

Description

According to map coordinates, tornado touched down on Puslinch Lake and tracked east for 20km before dissipating just to the west of Highway 6 in Freelton. A witness said it had “the sound of a train passing over a trestle bridge” as it passed. Another, (or possibly same witness) saw the black funnel from her kitchen window bearing down on her. She said it had trees whirling in it.

A letter to the weather office from a Mrs. Martin Paddock, was photocopied and is partially illegible but seems to contain good information.

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Jul 18th, 5:30 PM

Puslinch to Freelton

Wellington, Ontario, Canada

According to map coordinates, tornado touched down on Puslinch Lake and tracked east for 20km before dissipating just to the west of Highway 6 in Freelton. A witness said it had “the sound of a train passing over a trestle bridge” as it passed. Another, (or possibly same witness) saw the black funnel from her kitchen window bearing down on her. She said it had trees whirling in it.

A letter to the weather office from a Mrs. Martin Paddock, was photocopied and is partially illegible but seems to contain good information.

 

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