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Sheet metal siding from a factory is wrapped around a cell tower antenna on Deziel Drive
Cleanup efforts have begun following Wednesday night’s tornado in Windsor.
The tornado tracked roughly south, then north of EC Row Expressway, crossing Byng, Turner, Walker, and Riberdy Roads before entering the Kautex and Deziel Drive industrial area. The storm continued to damage areas northeast of EC Row along Pillette and Queen Elizabeth Drive, as well as areas on Lauzon Road.
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The Manor Realty building on Walker Road was hit by the tornado

The Manor Realty building

Walker Road

Walker Road
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Workers repair a section of the roof on Walker Road’s CIBC building

Leaves scatter in the middle of Riberdy Road

Riberdy Road


Turner Road

Riberdy Road

Riberdy Road

Riberdy Road

The Manor Realty building

A van’s window is smashed out on Walker Road

A No Exit sign is bent in the path of the storm’s destruction

Riberdy Road

City of Windsor Forestry Crews begin to clean up on Riberdy Road


A man inspects a damaged vehicle parked in a driveway on Riberdy Road



Riberdy Road









Neighbours say this trailer was picked up and thrown 150 feet


Nearby residents report the tornado completely leveled a warehouse near Riberdy and Sydney




Steam rises from the back of the Kautex Plant which had siding sheared off of it




The back of the Kautex Plant












More metal siding can be seen hanging from hydro poles along EC Row

Storm damage in the area of Queen Elizabeth Drive in Fontainbleau


Storm damage on Pillette Road

Even more metal siding that was thrown by the tornado, in this case on Pillette Road

Trees are down on Theresa Place on Pillette Avenue, across from Syncreon

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