Tornado tears through residential neighbourhood in Pennsylvania

A tornado ripped through a residential area in Venetia, Pennsylvannia, leaving a path of destruction behind it.
Roofs were ripped off, windows were shattered and garden furniture was swept away by the strong winds.
There has been no reports of injuries or fatalities.
The twister was rated an EF-2 with wind speeds of 118 miles per hour.
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[@helenpauls1496]

Woah, that’s pretty amazing to see.

[@theresaste]

Praying for all

[@J00Ls]

Wow! Mother nature pissed off frfr

[@Harsooo]

So they were already filming, but didn't think of putting in the furniture?

[@puppyresidue]

It was a security camera, smart one.

[@justinw7323]

sounds like something pa residence would do theyd be outside like they're idiots rather than seeking shelter.

[@lilalecompte788]

Ohh my God!

[@NoahNobody]

Are tornadoes a usual occurrence in Pennsylvania?

[@thinker646]

Smallish ones, apparently, yes. I grew up here and i think detection has improved pver the last 40 years.

[@WeShootBack1776]

We have them every summer in Northumberland County Pennsylvania

[@gabay123vip]

It's absolutely insane that people are building wooden houses with tiled roofs in tornado-prone regions.

[@kristennoelle9447]

Pennsylvania is hardly tornado prone

[@gabay123vip]

@BetelgeuseM12
BS.
What an idiotic response.
I wonder how many Americans believe this nonsense, which might explain the insanity I was referring to.

[@puppyresidue]

We aren't tornado prone. This is unusual for us.

[@zzzzzz6841]

Eita poha!

[@iq-ride9329]

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