Around 40 injured after tornado tears through village in the south of France
Summary
A tornado struck the village of Pomas in southern France, injuring 41 people and damaging around 300 homes. The area was under a thunderstorm warning when the tornado hit. Experts say climate change is causing more frequent and stronger extreme weather events.Key Facts
- A tornado hit Pomas, a village in southern France.
- About 41 people were injured in the tornado.
- Approximately 300 homes were damaged by the tornado.
- The region had a thunderstorm alert at the time.
- Scientists link the increase in extreme weather events to climate change.
- The tornado caused significant destruction in the village.
- This event reflects a growing pattern of severe weather in the area.
- The news includes footage provided by a reporter named Morgan Ayre.
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