Severe thunderstorm warning ends for Hamilton, Niagara region

Posted May 21, 2014 7:33 pm.

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A severe thunderstorm warning issued for Hamilton and the Niagara region has ended.

Environment Canada issued the warning around 7 p.m. Wednesday saying the severe thunderstorm would be capable of producing very strong wind gusts, hail the size of a toonie and heavy rain.

A special weather statement has also ended for Toronto. The statement was issued because of the severe weather moving over the eastern part of the city.

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