Tempera de verglas Le verglas massi

Tempera de verglas Le verglas massif ou tempête de pluis verglacante de 1998 est une période de 5 jours de pluie en elle-Angleterre et le nord de janvier 1998 dans l'est du Canada, la l'état congélation. Cette pluie s'est de New York à une température sous lo point de alors accumulée en une couche importante de verglas qui a entralne des pannes de courant et d'importants dommages aux arbres dans toute cette région. Du 5 au 10 il est tombé jusqu'à 8o heures de pluie verglaçante, laissant de 50 à 100 millimètres de verglas sur toutes les structures. Voici le bilan de cette tempete selon Environnement Canada: Au moins 25 morts, dont beaucoup d'hypothermie. Environ 900 000 foyers ont été privés d'électricité au Québec et 100 000 en Ontario Des millions de résidents des régions touchées ont do vivre en transit, famille pour se laver ou partager leur repas ou ménageant temporairement chez des amis ou dans un centre d'hébergement L'épisode prolongé de verglas a détruit des millions d'arbres, 120 000 km de lignes électriques et de cables téléphoniques, 130 pylones de transport et environ 30 000 poteaux de bois américains Ces bris coût des dommages est évalué à entre 4 et 7 milliards de dollars personnes ont donc causé une panne générale pour plus de trois millions de au Québec, soit 56 de la population. Un million de personnes de plus ont perdu le courant dans les autres territoires touchés. La panne n'a duré que quelques jours pour les plus mais jusqu'à plus d'un et demi en Montérégie. Le périmètre les villes de sur-Richelieu, Beloeil et Saint-Hyacinthe, avec en son centre la municipalité de Saint d'ailleurs été surnommé le triangle noir par les médias

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Tempera of ice the solid ice or storm rain freezing of 1998 is a period of 5 days of rain in it-England and the North of January 1998 in the Canada Eastern, the State freezing. This rain is is New York at a temperature under lo then accumulated in an important layer of ice which has [e-mail] fault current and significant tree damage throughout the region. From 5 to 10 he fell up to 8o hours of freezing rain, leaving 50 to 100 millimeters of ice on all structures. Below the balance sheet of this storm according to Environment Canada: at least 25 dead, including many from hypothermia. About 900 000 households were without electricity in Quebec and 100,000 in Ontario, millions of residents in the affected areas have do live in transit, family for washing or share their meal or leaving temporarily with friends or in an accommodation centre episode prolonged ice storm has destroyed millions of trees, 120,000 km of power lines and cables telephone 130 transport towers and about 30,000 utility poles of American wood these breakage cost of damage is estimated at between 4 and 7 billion people have therefore caused a blackout for more than three million of in Quebec, or 56 of the population. One million people more have lost current in other territories affected. The outage lasted only a few days for most but up more than one and a half in the Montérégie region. The perimeter the towns of Richelieu, Beloeil and Saint-Hyacinthe, with in its center the municipality of Saint elsewhere was nicknamed the black triangle in the media

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Tempera The massive ice or ice storm pluis FREEZING 1998 is a period of five days of rain in her northern England and in January 1998 in eastern Canada, the freezing state. This rain was in New York at a temperature as lo point then accumulated a significant layer of ice that has entralne power outages and significant tree damage throughout the region. From 5 to 10 until he fell 8o hours of freezing rain, leaving 50 to 100 millimeters of ice on all structures. Here are the results of this storm according to Environment Canada: At least 25 dead, many of hypothermia. Approximately 900,000 homes were without power in Quebec and 100,000 in Ontario Millions of residents of affected areas do live in transit, for washing or family share their meal or leaving temporarily with friends or in a center The episode accommodation prolonged ice has destroyed millions of trees, 120,000 km of power lines and telephone cables, 130 transmission towers and about 30,000 wooden poles US These breakdowns cost of damage is estimated at between 4 and 7 billion people thus caused a blackout for more than three million in Quebec, 56 of the population. A million more people have lost the current in the other affected areas. The outage lasted only a few days for more but up more than one and a half in Montérégie. The perimeter of the cities sur-Richelieu, Saint-Hyacinthe and Beloeil, with its center in the municipality of Saint also been nicknamed the black triangle in the media

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tempera solid ice or ice storm of 1998 pluis freezing is a period of 5 days of rain in the north of england and the january 1998 in eastern canada, the freezing.the rain was in new york at a temperature below the point of, then accumulated in a layer of ice that has entralne power outages and damage to trees in this region. from 5 to 10, it fell to 80 hours of freezing rain, with 50 to 100 mm of ice on structures.this is the record of the storm, according to environment canada at least 25 people, including a lot of hypothermia. approximately 900 000 homes were left without power in quebec and ontario, 100 000 million residents in the affected areas of life are in transit.to wash or family meal, or with friends or with temporary shelter in a prolonged freezing rain brought down millions of trees, 120000 km of power lines and telephone cables.130 pylones transport and about 30000 american wood poles, the breach damage is estimated at between 4 and 7 billion people caused a blackout for more than three million in quebec, 56 of the people. a million more people lost power in the other affected areas.the blackout lasted only a few days for the most up to more than a year and a half in quebec. the perimeter of the city of sur richelieu beloeil and saint hyacinthe, the heart of the saint, also known as the black triangle in the media.