A man in Moore, Oklahoma had his Chevy pickup thrown and rolled completely across the street by a tornado, but amazingly the truck's engine still ran. That's something the owner can be proud of.
This morning, a tornado struck in Alabama, which took down trees, damaged buildings, and took out power around the Mobile area.
This is surveillance footage of a school bus caught in the March 2nd Henryville, Ind. tornado. Through the back windows, you can clearly see the bus thrown into a nearby building.
The tornado that struck the town of Dexter in Southeast Michigan last week took dead aim at a row of houses along Wilson Street in the Orchards River Hill subdivision. When the twister cleared, nearly everything was destroyed. Everything except this one Jeep Commander that miraculously appears untouched.
Returning the outpouring of support for Japan following their dual disasters, Toyota employees in the company's Japanese home are donating $330K to tornado relief efforts in Alabama and Mississippi. Pay it forward.
The closed captioning that would translate New England accents to American doesn't work on this video, so best we can tell this gentleman survived Wednesday's tornado in Massachusetts, but lost his place of work. And his hood scoop.
Will Norton is a Missouri high-school senior who built an Internet following with his self-made comedy videos. Sunday was his graduation in Joplin — cut short by a tornado that ripped him from a Hummer H3. He's still missing.
The first sign something was wrong was when William Lynch noticed a dumpster flying across the road. He quickly pulled over to the side of the road and tried to cope with the debris pelting him through a broken window. Unknowingly, he'd driven right into the Joplin Tornado
An owner of a Mustang convertible may have lost his home, his neighborhood, and possibly even friends, but damned if he wasn't getting his Ford Mustang Convertible out of the rubble of this week's deadly Tuscaloosa Tornado.
It's easy to think that a modern automobile with the latest in safety engineering would offer some protection in case of a tornado — but as this photo from last night's storms in Mississippi shows, nature's dangers are far greater.