| Based on the damage caused, the peak winds with this microburst were estimated to be between 120 and 140 kilometres per hour. |
| Another presentation addressed the hazards associated with windshear and microburst, loss of visibility on short final, and short landings. |
| His maps of complex damage patterns aided his identification of a previously undiscovered phenomena, the downburst and the microburst. |
| If the downburst is concentrated in an area less than 2.5 miles in diameter, it is called a microburst. |
| This damage was deemed to have been caused by a microburst, which is a localized gust of damaging winds from a severe thunderstorm. |
| On June 7, a 15-second microburst touched down in a Toronto suburb leveling a strip plaza and flipping a few cars. |
