I'll never forget this day, a decade ago. It began like an ordinary day in T.O. and people were continuing to go about their business when 'all he'll broke loose.' The superstorm began with two severe thunderstorms joining forces. I could see the dark clouds gathering over the west and northwest, then I could see flashes of lightning and rumbles of thunder, then it began to rain. The storms would intensify, with the lightning and thunder getting more frequent and louder. Next thing you know, the roads were turning into rivers just about everywhere. Some parts of the city lost power, including the Kingsway and Islington Village in Etobicoke, where I resided at the time of the storm and continue to do so 'Til this day. The subway trains turned back at Jane Station, and shuttle buses operated between Jane and Kipling stations *there was flooding inside that subway station). This video looks like it's taken just outside of Islington subway station. The is flooding under the bridge, and motor vehicles including TTC and Mississauga Transit buses (which ran out of Islington Station at the time) are splashing their way through the rain water.
I'll never forget this day, a decade ago. It began like an ordinary day in T.O. and people were continuing to go about their business when 'all he'll broke loose.'
The superstorm began with two severe thunderstorms joining forces. I could see the dark clouds gathering over the west and northwest, then I could see flashes of lightning and rumbles of thunder, then it began to rain.
The storms would intensify, with the lightning and thunder getting more frequent and louder. Next thing you know, the roads were turning into rivers just about everywhere.
Some parts of the city lost power, including the Kingsway and Islington Village in Etobicoke, where I resided at the time of the storm and continue to do so 'Til this day. The subway trains turned back at Jane Station, and shuttle buses operated between Jane and Kipling stations *there was flooding inside that subway station).
This video looks like it's taken just outside of Islington subway station. The is flooding under the bridge, and motor vehicles including TTC and Mississauga Transit buses (which ran out of Islington Station at the time) are splashing their way through the rain water.
I guess this isn't an ad for Volvo.
"yep let me just drive as fast as I can though this water" what's the worst can happen ...
Trevis Cedeno lol some people just lack common sense.
the safest car in the world...yaaaay
reminds me of that movie, day after tomorrow
kind of silly to drive through this in small car - can easily destroy engine if water gets in
That's exactly what I thought while I was filming... some people don't think before they act!
Noooooooo I poured milk all over my engine and it was fine so stop making up lies you poopy head
people are truly soft in the head
Mmmmmmmm pour some Cheerios in there and yummy breakfast yayyyyyyy you poopy heads