Items

• Ste Rose de Poularies (May 28 1978)
  Animals killed. Was compared to the tornadoes in 1944 and 1963.
• St Nazaire (1978)
  Hail: 1 cm diameter.
• Ste-Marie Salome (1978)
  Called a tornado. Mink rancher described it as "une grande rafale blanche" (a large white gust) which twisted the mink shed.
• Ste Rose de Poularies (May 29 1978)
• Shawville (1978)
• Dupuy (1953)
• Cartierville (1931)
• Lennoxville (1938)
• Chicoutimi (1955)
  Location unconfirmed, suggested either Chicoutimi or Saguenay City; time early morning; cost estimated to be less than a thousand
• Ste Emelie-de-l'Energie (1924)
• Cap-de-la-Madeleine (1945)
  Lightning and 'wind'
• Shawinigan (1933)
• Stanstead (1946)
• St-Lambert to Parc de Laverendrye (1963)
  Noted that tornado family possible; direct deaths: 1 young girl killed by a driver due to reduced visibility, old mn died by heart attack during the storm, 1 young man died by lightning Path width: 5-8 miles
• Amos (1925)
• Rollet (1966)
• Lachute (1929)
• St. Ambroise (1954)
  Accompanied by hail Path length 5-6 miles
• Montreal North (1934)
• Poltimore (1968)
  Accompanied by golf ball size hail, accumulation up to 3 inches; one pig, 100 chicken, 6 or 7 beehives lost Time: evening
• St-Agathe-des-Monts (1976)
  Wind gust of 113 km/h at WOH, heavy rain and hail present (84mm of rain)
• St Tite (1925)
• Laterriere (1956)
• St Johns (1939)
• Provost Lake (1968)
  1 month before, another occurred in the same area, no specific date