Nova Scotia

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Ontario
1790s (Ontario) (3 items)
1820s (Ontario) (3 items)
1830s (Ontario) (3 items)
1840s (Ontario) (7 items)
1850s (Ontario) (21 items)
1860s (Ontario) (31 items)
1870s (Ontario) (42 items)
1880s (Ontario) (38 items)
1890s (Ontario) (48 items)
1900s (Ontario) (29 items)
1910s (Ontario) (41 items)
1920s (Ontario) (96 items)
1930s (Ontario) (127 items)
1940s (Ontario) (93 items)
1950s (Ontario) (43 items)
1960s (Ontario) (117 items)
1970s (Ontario) (157 items)
1980s (Ontario) (141 items)
British Columbia (19 items)
Alberta (278 items)
Manitoba (201 items)
Quebec (173 items)
New Brunswick (28 items)
Prince Edward Island (5 items)
Nova Scotia (8 items)
Newfoundland (2 items)

Lantz (1988)
Marble sized hail
Truro and Middleston (1892)
These were not the same event, two different touchdowns, lat long and county are for TruroTime listed as Late at night,
Northport (1980)
Waterspout hit the shore, then there was a great cloud of foam over the trees, then "a cloud of dust and sand before it disipated"Direction N/A but likely NE - SW
Ben Eoin (1980)
Storm of short duration winds gusted up to 45-50 knots for about 5 minutes, witnesses saw "a large cloud with rolling and swirling motion", large hail fell, 2-2,5cmDirection : 231° (SW-NE)
Roseway (1980)
Two eyewitnesses saw funnel shaped clouds, marble sized hail preceeded the tornadoDirection : 354° (N-S)
St. Paul's Island (1876)
The man in charge of the SW light saw 6 waterspouts, 4 of them passed ove the island, one of which struck the cluster of buildings. All inforomation given by eyewitness acount from the superintendent who had to run out of the path of the tornado. One man in the field was thrown to his death.
Amherst (1955)
It stuck 3 miles of coastline, the postmaster said "that came down to the water like an ice cream cone", another man said his home was "smacked by a wall of water".
White Point Beach (1954)
Storm direction was NW - SE and then turned going SW - NEStorm direction was NW - SE and then turned going SW - NE