Video: Tornado, which can be seen on video before the destruction in Oakland City, Indiana

Oakland City, Ind. – The sky triggered a monstrous tornado on the southwest of Indiana on Saturday morning. His violent winds tore up Gibson County and left a scene of destruction.

This happens when the Fox forecast Center has a large Tornado outbreak, which has reached its peak on Saturday and has already caused considerable damage in several places.

Jay Burden, based in Evansville, started video material from his home from the path of the tornado towards Oakland City (see above).

“I just hoped that everyone on the way was a clear advanced warning to look for protection,” said Burden to Fox Weather.

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A photo of Jay Burden in Evansville shows a Tornado path towards Oakland City, Indiana. The storm left a trace of the destruction in Gibson County, with widespread reports on the trees, power lines and supply rods, according to the authorities, according to the authorities.

(Jay Burden)

The National Weather Service warned that the destructive Tornado had been sighted shortly after 4 a.m. and a “particularly dangerous situation” tornado warning for Oakland City was spent on the storm.

The sheriff of Gibson County, Bruce Vanoven, confirmed extensive storm damage in the county and in the vicinity of Oakland City and the rural francisco.

“I hire you, I ask you, please do not come out and check the storm damage,” he warned. “Give us time to do our work. There are trees.

A tornado watch remains Edt for Jackson and Jennings Counties in South Central and Southeast Indiana, including the cities of North Vernon and Seymour.

At least three people were killed in Missouri on Friday evening after the widespread and dangerous storm outbreak after numerous tornadoes were filmed by the state, which caused considerable damage.

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Storm Chasers catch a video of a tornado on Friday evening that moved along the I-44 corridor west of St. Louis, Missouri.

The Fox forecast Center said that a Tornado outbreak was expected on Saturday in the states of the Central Golf Coast and in the deep south into the Tennessee -Valley.

Numerous important tornados, some of which should be long and potentially violent (EF-4), are expected in the afternoon and evening.

The most dangerous tornado threat should begin late morning to afternoon in East Louisiana and Mississippi, spread out late into the evening through Alabama and reach western parts of Florida Panhandle and Georgia on Saturday evening.