10 Wild Weather Photos That Show the True Power of Mother Nature

Wild in the city

Karen Allin captures the aftermath of extreme weather in wintry Toronto.

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Take shelter

Photographer Sharon Peters of Three Hills, Alberta writes: “I took this picture in front of my house. The tornado looked like it was coming down our street but it was actually about three kilometres outside of town.”

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Commuter life

This stunning action shot was captured by Armando Rafael in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montreal.

Winter wonderland

Photographer Linda Sweeney found inspiration in her hometown of Miramichi, N.B.

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Shades of grey

Eileen MacDonald captures the stormy skies over the Northumberland Strait in Cape Traverse, P.E.I.

Greenland glaciers

Alan Cheng of Scarborough, Ont., writes: “Blocks of ice broke off from Greenland and reached this small village near the town of Bonavista, Newfoundland.”

Larger than life

This gigantic cloud over the Strathroy-Caradoc municipality in Ontario was too striking to not take a photo of. Thanks to Wendy Wever for sharing!

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Crashing waves

The Cobourg waterfront isn’t safe from stormy weather in this photo by Norma Keith.

Start of the snowfall

The majestic trees of Hinton, AB, contrasted with pretty white flurries. Thanks to photographer Lynn Mabley for sharing!

Storm clouds

Photographer Frank Koenig submited this summer storm brewing in Morinville, AB.

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