First time ever!! Central Mexico is attacked by tornadoes

[Acee22 Profile]

First time ever!! Central Mexico is attacked by deathly tornadoes
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“First time ever!! Central Mexico is attacked by deathly tornadoes which damaged 15 houses, three vehicles, razed trees and poultry. The last minute news says there were 2 deaths…” -Luisport
Discover the most stunning images of this fact happened in the entity mexiquense which damaged 15 houses, three vehicles, razed trees and poultry

June 01, 2011 12:17

On Monday 30 may, around the 20: 00 hours was raised a tornado between 10 and 15 meters wide in the vicinity of the community known as Las Fuentes, Santiago Yeché, in the municipality of Telapón in the State of Mexico.

In the network of videos, YouTube soon became known some videos of the event which lasted at least 5 or 6 minutes depending on the State authorities, phenomenon which was accompanied by light rain, which left at least 15 houses and three vehicles with damage, as well as fallen trees and loss of poultry.

The clips were uploaded by fans who witnessed the right time in which the tornado swept the roofs of sheet, as well as the breaking of Windows; for its part, the municipal delegation confirmed that there were no casualties or injured.

It should be noted that 24 hours from the facts, the municipal authorities visited the area to provide support to those affected and to carry out a census to ascertain the damage, including loss of animals such as chickens, turkeys and cattle in general.

This joined the faults in the electric power supply, which is why the inhabitants of this community were left without power virtually all night, which delayed the work of inspection by the authorities of the demarcation.

[Georgedragon Profile]

First time ever!...http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/comment.html?entrynum=659
Attacked???...By whom?

Dude, you watch to much TV, exaggeration like that is not healthy!

[Keniwaki Profile]

I presume it's rare to have tornadoes down there. Interesting....makes me think about 2012.