CFB Trenton’s Weather office is reporting that they received about an inch of rain late Saturday, however for some in Quinte, that was just the start.
Several areas, especially targeted in The County got that much rain in a few minutes, to go along with wind that flirted with 100 km/h.
No official word has come down, however several reports indicate funnel clouds in the West Lake and Bloomfield area.
Many parts of Quinte lost power for several hours, due to trees and debris hitting the lines.
The cleanup will continue today and most likely through the week.
Here is a look at some damage that hit.
A massive ash tree comes down in a backyard on Montrose Road (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A massive ash tree comes down in a backyard on Montrose Road (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A massive ash tree comes down in a backyard on Montrose Road (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
An uprooted tree in Wesley Acres campground (Tania Morris)
Reporter Tim Durkin was in West Lake when the storm hit.
Heavy damage in Prince Edward County (Photo: Tania Morris)
A tree slams onto a home at Wesley Acres (Tania Morris)
Crews work overtime in The County to keep up with all the issues overnight Saturday (Photo: Tom Harris)
Tom Harris with a shot of power lines causing fire on a tree in the Wellington area
Tania Morris snaps a shot as the storm quickly approaches in Prince Edward County
This tree was uprooted at Wesley Acres campground (Photo: Bruce Mackay to Quinte News)
Damage to this property will be pricey (Photo: Bruce Mackay)
Debris covers this path in Wesley Acres (Photo: Bruce Mackay)
This canoe will see some repairs before heading back into the water (Photo: Bruce Mackay)
This timber lost the battle right at the waters’ edge (Photo: Bruce Mackay)
The calm after the storm (Photo: Bruce Mackay)
This BBQ gets tipped in The County Saturday night (Photo: Bruce Mackay)
