Farm fields full of crops flooded in Ontario Canada right at harvest time after epic rainfall event.

Details from Environment Canada:
https://weather.gc.ca/warnings/weathersummaries_e.html#ON

ONTARIO
AWCN10 CWTO
Weather summary
for Ontario and the National Capital Region
issued by Environment Canada
at 6:26 p.m. EDT Thursday 23 September 2021.

Discussion.

A slow-moving cold front was responsible for bringing significant
rainfall to a large portion of southern Ontario and the North Bay
area beginning on Tuesday. There have been widespread reports of
flooded roads and fields as a result of the rain. A local state of
emergency has been declared in Middlesex County.

Strong winds were also observed on Wednesday, especially near to
Lake Huron. Downed tree limbs and power outages were reported. A few
large trees were blown down in Brussels.

The following is a summary of rainfall measurements (in millimeters)
received by Environment Canada as of 2:00 p.m. on Thursday,
September 23, 2021. Rainfall measurements beginning at 8:00 a.m. on
Tuesday, September 21, 2021 are shown below.

Rain continues to fall across eastern Ontario. This summary will be
updated for total rainfall amounts in these regions.

Petrolia 152*
Meaford 131.6*
Aurora 130*
Ingersoll 127*
Strathroy 124*
Midland 122.2*
Trenton 121.4*
London Airport 120
Collingwood 116.5
Markdale 116.3*
Listowel 113.3*
Glencoe 112*
Windsor 111.8*
Monkton 109.2*
Belle River 108*
Pembroke 106.7
Mount Forest 105.9
Heidelberg 105.6*
St. Marys 104.4*
Alongquin Park (East Gate) 104.1
Durham 102.4*
Waterloo 99.8*
Bancroft 99.3
Newmarket 96*
Windsor Airport 96
Sarnia Airport 92.3
Corunna 91.4*
Parry Sound 91.3
Vaughan 90*
Grimsby Mountain 87.7*
Beatrice 83
Peterborough Trent 82.5
St. Thomas 81.8*
Ridgetown 81.8
Waterloo-Wellington Airport 79.8
North Bay Airport 79.8
Cantley (near Gatineau) 78*
Muskoka Airport 77.7
Goderich 77.3
Trenton 76
Elora 73.8
Peterborough 73.4*
Oshawa Airport 71.8
Wiarton 71
Toronto 45 to 70*
Petawawa 69.5
Orangeville 69*
Mississauga 67.6*
Whitby 66.5*
Borden 65.5
Delhi 62.6
Toronto Pearson International Airport 62
Chatham 61.9*
Egbert 56.6
Hamilton RBG 55.3
Vineland 53.6
Hamilton Airport 51.2
Barrie 51.1
Ottawa 40 to 48*
Ottawa International Airport 38.7

A number of daily precipitation records (in millimeters) were also
broken for Wednesday, September 22, 2021.

Windsor Airport
New record: 67.7
Old record: 59.5 (1986)

London Airport
New record: 67
Old record: 54.2 (1996)

Waterloo Airport
New record: 61.4
Old record: 24.4 (1982)

Toronto Pearson International Airport
New record: 56
Old record: 41.9 (1938)

Hamilton RBG
New record: 51.9
Old record: 27.4 (2000)

Hamilton Airport
New record: 46.2
Old record: 44.5 (1989)

The following is a summary of peak wind gusts (in kilometers per
hour) received by Environment Canada as of 2:00 p.m. on Thursday,
September 23, 2021.

Sarnia Airport 93
Wiarton Airport 76
Sudbury Airport 76

* Denotes a volunteer observation, including Community Collaborative
Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS) and social media.

Environment Canada would like to thank all of the volunteer
observers for their reports.

Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.

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