Tornado in southern France injures more than 40 people
A destructive tornado swept through villages in southern France, injuring more than 40 people. According to BBC News, the severe weather damaged homes. Local authorities said that as of Monday evening, about 2,800 households remained without electricity, and several roads were blocked.
Video from Verzey
A witness from the village of Verzey recorded the moment the tornado formed during a thunderstorm. The video shows a funnel forming beneath a storm cloud. The tornado passed through several villages in the southern part of the country.
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Strong winds in Pomas
In the village of Pomas, wind speeds exceeded 100 km/h, or 62 miles per hour. Such gusts tore roofs off houses. According to the BBC, the tornado caused significant damage in the affected villages.
