Flash flooding hits Montreal's West Island, South Shore after torrential thunderstorms
Torrential thunderstorms caused flash flooding across Montreal's West Island and the South Shore, damaging homes and inundating roads. Emergency crews were deployed to assist residents as weather warnings remained in effect.
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Highlights the increasing impact of extreme weather events on urban infrastructure and public safety.
Torrential rainfall from a series of strong thunderstorms triggered flash flooding across parts of Montreal s West Island and the South Shore on Saturday, leaving roads underwater and some homes damaged by rising water.
Factual reporting on a natural disaster and the government response.
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