A storm over the long weekend has wreaked havoc in Ontario, and now two people have reportedly died as a result of injuries sustained during the weather phenomenon.

According to OPP West Region, one person is deceased and two others were injured after a tree fell on a camping trailer at Pinehurst Lake.

The news comes on the heels of reports by Peel Regional Police, who said that one woman was brought to the hospital and later died after being struck by a tree.

OPP West Region also shared an image of a golf cart that was smashed by a falling tree on Saturday after the extreme weather event, injuring three in Oxford County.

#OxfordOPP advising that 3 people suffered non-life threatening injuries after trees came down on two golf carts earlier at a golf course in @ZorraTwp during the extreme weather event in @OxfordCounty^pc pic.twitter.com/t9onXfJyQA

— OPP West Region (@OPP_WR) May 21, 2022

Ottawa Police said they also had reports of injuries following the storm.

Ottawa Police and emergency responders have been called to multiple fallen trees, fallen power lines and other storm damage through the Ottawa area as a result of the thunderstorm this afternoon. Some reports of injured people. Crews are assessing. #ONStorm #ottnews #ottawa

— Ottawa Police (@OttawaPolice) May 21, 2022

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As the weather worsened in the afternoon on Saturday, May 21, an emergency alert was issued as Environment Canada put out a severe thunderstorm warning, calling for toonie-sized hail and 130 km/h winds. By the evening, the alerts were no longer in place.

The storm caused extensive damage, felling trees, peeling off roof tiles, and generally wrecking whatever was in its path.

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