 On these three days, the meteorological conditions were quite similar to July 17.However, damage was more localized, and on August 2 it was associated with a more classic cold front passage.Nonetheless, there were several dozen tornadoes reported (a record 17 in Ontario alone on August 2 — breaking the single day record (14) for the province in 1985), mostly F0-F2 in strength, and contained within supercells that struck the central south cottage country part of that province.