Deletion of Central Ontario and GTA Tornado Outbreak, August 20 2009

Comment: well, really '''delete''', but that's a given since I'm the nominator... :) ) -- If a new early warning weather system, or something similar is in fact created (or announced will be created) as a result of these tornadoes, then I would agree with keeping the article. But at this time, all there has been are discussions about the possibility, so really,  applies for now (yes, there is a reference that it is a possibility, but it is not a ''certainty'' as required by Wikipedia). I also wouldn't compare this to hurricane articles. Hurricanes are rarer than tornados, cause extensive more damage to property, has a larger effect on people's lives, and have a much wider impact. Really, the only argument supporting notability at this stage is how rare it was that there were so many tornadoes in a small geographical area in Sourthern Ontario in a single day. I just can't see how that is notable enough for its own article... I also agree with Big Bird about a name change if the article is kept
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:SPECULATION)

Comment: I think coverage in other articles is adequate. In addition to the nomination, I also have difficulty with the article's title (esp. the use of the abbreviation "GTA") and the response from TJF444 implies a level of 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:SPECULATION)