Our Top 5 Videos of the Week capture tornadoes caught on camera from the Central Plains to the Gulf Coast.
We start in Sanford, Florida, where a tornado moved eerily close to a neighborhood. This was just one of several tornadoes that moved through the northern part of the state within just two hours.
Another storm system that developed in the plains spun up a tornado in Durant, OK. Storm surveys found it had wind speeds up to 105 mph and was on the ground for more than 5 miles. Nearby, another tornado unfortunately led to the death of two people in Madill, OK. This destructive storm was rated an EF-2 with winds up to 135 mph.
Our Field Correspondents are live in #Madill Oklahoma after a fatal tornado Wednesday. Join us LIVE for a look from the ground on @WeatherNation. pic.twitter.com/JoT0JhNZOL
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A cluster of storms moved through most of the southern part of Georgia, producing several tornadoes including one close to the town of Moultrie. These storms were tornado warned for a span of several hours for more than 100 miles.
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A long-track #tornado that has been on the ground in Georgia was captured on video in Moultrie just a little while ago.
Credit: Stephanie Wyatt#GAwx pic.twitter.com/2DuUwVdRtw
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) April 23, 2020
And finally, a waterspout moved ashore becoming a weak tornado in Panama City, FL, causing damage to parts of the downtown area. This storm had wind gusts between 65-85 miles per hour!
Cameras were rolling the moment that a waterspout was coming onshore in Panama City, FL.
There are several reports of damage in and around Panama City, as these storms rumbled through.
Credit: @JaredPaul214#FLwx pic.twitter.com/PKd0LrwXgw
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) April 23, 2020
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