Elie, MB Tornado

that is an EF5

There's been at least 1 winter tornado, I believe it was documented in New Brunswick, where winters generally are not as harsh as they are here on the prairies.

OMG that was huge

LOL! Really got your panties in a bunch didn't ya, pansy!...haha It says NOTHING about winter tornadoes in Canada on Wikipedia. Guess you need to learn to read.

HES A RETARD xD

look up tornadoes in wikipedia you fucken retard

I was talking about a U.S. winter mate. Of course we will never get a tornado in winter here in Canada, that is until the Earth warms up enough. "If you know anything about weather systems, you know this is true." - you are just looking for an argument there, no?

In the US, of course there will be tornados all year 'round. I'm just saying, up here, it's not going to happen.

tornadoes in winter? Not in Manitoba bud, do you know how cold it gets here? there can be a week straight of -30 here there will be no tornadoes in that weather.

As I was also saying to Stringprodigy, winters aren't cold everywhere. There was no specific speech about Canadian winters, so I quickly began defending the position that tornadoes do happen in winter, seeing as in some regions winters are mild. Of course you won't see a tornado in -30, I'm not disagreeing with that.