A pile of debris sits in front of a home on Barnwell Crescent in Navan.

A fallen tree lies in a tangle of wires outside a home on Canary Street in Navan.

Severely damaged car on a street in Navan.

Trees lie uprooted in front of the Lemay residence in Sarsfield.

The Saint Hugues church steeple lies toppled in front of the church in Sarsfield.

(Left) The 120-year-old barn at the Navandale farm on Perrault Road has been reduced to a pile of rubble. (Right) A figure of a cow lies on the ground where it was deposited by Saturday's storm.

 

The roof off a large shed seen in the background, lies in a field at the Navandale Farm 100 metres away.

The 100-year-old barn at the McWilliams Farm on Trim Road has been razed to the ground. The portion in the foreground is where four horses were penned when the storm hit. All four horses survived including a stud Belgian draft horse that weighed nearly a ton and was blown nearly 100 metres away.

 

The Brabantdale Farm on Rockdale Road near Navan was heavily damaged by Saturday's storm.

 

A hay barn on Smith Road in Navan lies in ruin.

 

A crew works to clean up debris frm seven trees that were snapped like twigs beside this house on Barnwell Crescent in Navan.

 

A large tree approximately seven feet in diameter lies in the yard of a house on Sunnydale Street in Navan.

 

A telephone pole is snapped into outside a hme on Sarsfield Road.

 

Two sign posts on Rockdale Road neat Navan were left completely bent over by Saturdays storm.

 

Hydro One crews begin the long job of replaced utility poles along Dunning Road near Sarsfield..