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In a recent report detailing the effects of severe weather events, it has been estimated that the back-to-back storms occurring in July and August inflicted over $360 million in damage to the Niagara region and surrounding areas in Ontario. These storms notably caused significant flooding in thousands of homes in North Niagara, with the waters being tainted by sewage. This troubling situation highlights the ongoing challenges posed by extreme weather events and their implications for infrastructure and public health in the affected regions. The report serves as a crucial reminder of the vulnerability of communities to severe weather and the potential need for increased preparedness measures.
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Back-to-back storms in Ontario's Niagara region caused estimated $360M in damage, report says
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