Meteorologists Are Stunned by the Massive Tornado in Southern France: “It Could Have Been an EF3.”
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Meteorologists are stunned by the massive tornado in southern France: “It could have been an EF3.”
The destructive tornado, observed during the afternoon of August 24th, appears to have formed within an area of supercell thunderstorms. The Aude department was under an orange-level thunderstorm alert.The town of Pomas, in the Aude department of the Occitanie region, is located in southern France, about 90 km from Toulouse and nearly 100 km east of the Spanish border. On the afternoon of Monday, August 24, the area was struck by one of the most…
After Pomas, it is other cities and villages that could end up in the wake of a tornado in the next few days. The risks are high in Occitanie and in the Rhône valley.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com After the tornado that caused 41 injuries in Pomas, Aude, Météo-France announces new violent storms that can produce new tornadoes between Wednesday and Thursday, on the North-West and then a South-West/North-East axis.
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