We got some rain in Scarborough but no flooding. Think most was on west side and downtown.I'm 100 miles northwest....Not a drop here
I was once stuck and lost during one of those Southern Ontario sudden rain and wind storms . It was scary as shit , power poles bursting into flames , 6 inches of water everywhere . I didn’t know where I was what direction I was going totally frightening .This picture is in essence the state of Toronto. A once world class city. Clunky sprawling 500sqft condo developments at $2300/unit/month. An arterial highway build next to a river, in a flood plain. Longest commute in North America. Among the highest costing in the world. Vast sub-grade infrastructure in need of repair and replacement (sections at 60-100yrs old). No notable transportation infrastructure improvements since the 1980s.
In comparison actual world class cities have: multi-levels of traffic, pedestrian use, transit use. High speed rails, bullet trains. State of the art underground infrastructure, waste water treatment and storm water management. Lower levels of all buildings used exclusively as markets, small businesses, cafes, grocery stores. Sprawling urban cityscapes - featuring trees, gardens, entertainment areas, walking and biking only streets.
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Nah, it's because they're mentally and morally inferior to the Men of Westernesse.They mentioned on the radio this morning one of the reasons so much water did not drain was it was like the 3rd day in a row with heavy rain and the ground was saturated.
Those storms suck. We get them out in Westernesse also. It’s the weeks & months afterwards with clean up & insurance companies and damp mold and such that really blow as opposed to the two-three days of excitement. The explosions of sow bugs etc…Nah, it's because they're mentally and morally inferior to the Men of Westernesse.
My home town in the GTA was hit pretty hard. Lots of flooded basements etc.I hope there is no loss of life and no damage to homes..
It seems mostly industrial and commercial businesses ..
I have no doubt the mighty Men of Westerness grab their axes and shovels, flex their mighty thews, and have it sorted in time to sit back and enjoy a case of Molson!Those storms suck. We get them out in Westernesse also. It’s the weeks & months afterwards with clean up & insurance companies and damp mold and such that really blow as opposed to the two-three days of excitement. The explosions of sow bugs etc…