The ice ‘apocalypse’ has been caught on camera smashing into an apartment, leaving one resident terrified as the extreme weather causes chaos.
Oleksandr Byelskyy sheltered in fear as huge chunks of ice battered against his windows during the bizarre storm.
The 21-year-old’s home fell victim to the devastating weather ripping through Canada.
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Oleksandr’s balcony at his apartment in Toronto, Ontario, can be seen being pelted with huge ice rocks.
The videographer also captured the deafening sound of the storm smashing against his windows.
“I’m freaking out,” Oleskandr told Whats The Jam.
“An insane ice storm is hailing at my balcony.
“It’s the freaking apocalypse, and we’re here.
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“Never seen anything like this.”
The jaw-dropping footage was taken on 3 Sep and gathered over 2.6m views within 24 hours.
Toronto and parts of southern Ontario were subject to a devastating thunderstorm which carried torrential rain, huge hail and damaging winds.
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Floods, downed trees and huge power outages were caused by the storms.
Thousands of people were impacted by the devastating weather – including lovers of the band AC/DC.
The legendary rock group are set to step out at the iconic Rogers Stadium in Toronto on 16 Sep.
Unfortunately, the 50,000-seater stadium has been heavily damaged by the storm.
Several sections of the north seating area suffered severe damage, with entire rows torn apart.
Fortunately, no injuries were caused by the storm, as reported by FOX Weather.
At this moment in time, it is unclear whether the repairs will be completed in time for the gig.
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