Employees Run for Cover Seconds Before Disaster – Security Camera Catches Everything
For much of America’s flyover territory, tornado warnings are a part of life for much of the year. Because dangerous cells are so frequent and fickle — often abruptly changing direction or losing steam at the last…
For much of America’s flyover territory, tornado warnings are a part of life for much of the year.
Because dangerous cells are so frequent and fickle — often abruptly changing direction or losing steam at the last minute — they are often discounted or underestimated — until a big one hits close to home.
Fortunately for a group of employees at Pulaski County Title in Little Rock, Arkansas, they had the good sense to take the tornado warning seriously as a dark cloud barrelled down on them March 31.
Meteorologist Todd Yakoubian of KATV-TV in central Arkansas shared a video on Twitter showing employees hurrying to a safe area of the building as the storm approached.
No sooner did the last two workers clear the glass-fronted walkway than the storm hit the building with full fury, filling the air with debris as doors were yanked open and the glass windows shattered. KATV later confirmed the tornado was a category EF-3.