Large Tornadoes Tear Through China
Two stunningly beautiful tornadoes rocked China this week, as part of a sequence of natural disasters in the 1.4 billion-strong country.
On June 16, a terrifyingly enormous twister ripped through buildings in the nighttime in the Chinese megacity of Guangzhou, which is located in the southeastern province of Guangdong. Several tiny explosions are observed when the tornado strikes a downtown railway station, with sparks being pushed into the sky by the quickly revolving storm.
As it tears through the crowded metropolitan center, the tornado is vividly visible from numerous views in the darkness, illuminated by city lights and transformer explosions. The twister was on the ground for almost three minutes, according to witnesses.
One individual taking a video offered his own colorful commentary as the tornado ripped across the city
“There is a power outage.” The massive tornado is travelling down Line 14’s path. Wow, the sparks fly all over the place! According to a translation by Newsflare, he said, “The Line 14 metro station gets attacked! “Residents of Guangzhou flocked to the streets in the aftermath of the storm to assess the damage and begin cleaning up. The tornado and severe winds linked with the storm knocked out power in the neighborhood, and trees and scaffolding had toppled into the street. Surprisingly, no storm-related deaths have been reported.
A massive tornado ripped through Changzhai Village in eastern Henan Province earlier this week, on June 13. The twister ripped up fields and tossed numerous enormous pieces of debris into the air, according to the breathtaking close-up film.
The dirt brown twister brushed up to a large structure with a white sheet on its roof as it went across the field. The tarp was shredded and damaged by the tornado, and the fabric became part of the debris cloud that was orbiting the storm.
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