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VIDEOS. A tornado Sunday in the region of Toulouse

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c.a.:
 :shock: Is this normal?
A tornado Sunday in the region of Toulouse
| Published on 30.04.2012, 10:24 | Updated: 11:06
http://www.leparisien.fr/toulouse-31000/videos-une-tornade-dimanche-dans-la-region-de-toulouse-30-04-2012-1978788.php

--- Quote ---A dense cloud, dark and threatening, belly which a vortex of air "dirty yellow" tumbles funnel until the dust: it is a tornado, relatively small, as we saw Sunday night to undulate southwest of Toulouse, between Muret and Seysses. An unusual weather phenomenon that has lasted a few minutes.

According to the Depeche du Midi, it has only some damage in a farm Seysses, at a place called Galiane where silos have been gutted and a fragile roof. Meteorologic.net explained that a storm area was formed Sunday night north of the region. South of this area, the wind convergence was such that a rotating thunderstorm called "supercell" was formed, generating itself, around 19:30, the famous "snorkel" that many witnesses have seen. The tornado could be classified into F1 on the Fujita scale. phenomenon, recurring during the summer in the U.S., where over a hundred people die each year, much less so in France . Last December, several waterspouts were observed off the coast of Nice. AMATEURS VIDEOS
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Tornade sud Toulouse 29 avril 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsakkdkOrwY&feature=player_embedded

Tornade Toulouse 29 Avril 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hndZeQvZtL0&feature=player_embedded

Tornade Toulouse !!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BCGsQutmbA&feature=player_embedded

Tornade au Lherm !! 29.04.2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM_Spvskoio&feature=player_embedded

Laura:
I don't think it's usual.  But, in times of climate change, it's probably normal!

Ailén:
It's certainly far from being what's considered typical for a Southern France weather! I guess we'll be seeing a lot of these in countries where they are normally rare. Electrical discharges, drastic changes in temperature, and there you go.

loreta:
Very impressive and beautiful. Toulouse is a very nice region!

c.a.:
I took these on the 25th, i have not seen this level of intensity in this area. i also have digitally enhanced them for some better detail and they were under exposed when taken.  But they were still plenty dark at the time.  i had to pull over while driving as it was eye opening and little jaw dropping as they looked like tornado clouds.

These were some of the most ominous looking cloud pattens, and they even looked mean, with dark energy. 

Almost as if,they were being effected by 4th density bleed through.

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