Did the snowstorm on Monday, January 17, 2022, make everyone have a shadow on the snow?
A summary by the Ontario Storm Prediction Centre shows that as of 2 p.m. Monday, 36 centimeters of snow had fallen in downtown Toronto.
Meanwhile, Ottawa has snowfall reached 45 centimeters.
According to Environment Canada, 32 centimetres of snow fell at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday, breaking the daily snowfall record.
Meanwhile, between 8 and 9 a.m., sea level dropped by 12 centimeters.
Many people call this heavy snow a once in a millennium, after all, this snowfall is indeed a bit beyond estimates!
The sudden blizzard has also brought a lot of inconvenience to everyone, the road surface is slippery, not to mention, and even many elderly people are buried in the snow, and many people have sudden heart attacks because of shoveling snow.
Clayton, an 8-year-old boy, found an old man dying buried in the snow in a clearing near his home, and he rushed home to tell his parents.
Clayton said he was planning to go out for a party when he saw an old man lying on the ground.
"I asked him if he was okay, but he seemed to be injured and couldn't stand up or walk."
"He looks like he's been in the snow for at least 20 minutes, maybe longer, because he's completely covered in snow."
Clayton's father, McGuire, said he and his wife took the man to their home, sat him down and brought him a blanket to keep him warm.
While waiting for the ambulance, Clayton warmed him up with a cup of hot chocolate.
According to paramedics, the man was evaluated at the scene but ultimately decided not to go to the hospital.
As a father, McGuire also praised his son for this behavior, "I am so proud of him, he is really amazing! My kids are very brave! ”
When Ottawa Mayor Jim Waston learned of Clayton's kindness, he also called him a kind and remarkable little hero.