Destructive Alberta tornado stronger than 95% that touch down in Canada, researcher says

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Crews are working to determine the intensity of the tornado that touched down north of Calgary on Saturday, destroying a handful of homes and damaging others. 

Environment and Climate Change Canada said the twister tore a path of destruction Saturday afternoon between the towns of Carstairs and Didsbury.

Officials vary in their estimate of homes damaged, ranging from nine to 14, with a handful completely flattened. No one was seriously hurt in the storm, although a woman was found trapped in her basement after the tornado destroyed her house as she was beneath it.

On Monday, the Northern Tornadoes Project surveyed the damage. It’s a Western University

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