WATCH: A dash cam captured footage of the EF3 tornado that demolished a Pfizer facility in North Carolina last week! | The Weather Channel

A powerful EF3 tornado rips through streets and neighborhoods, tossing cars, uprooting trees, and destroying homes. Eyewitnesses describe chaos and panic as the storm leaves a trail of devastation.➡️ Watch the full shocking footage in the comments! | America Alerts

Watch closely -- it happens fast. An EF1 tornado was caught on a dash cam as it swept through Brentwood, Tennessee. | The Weather Channel

This is what it's like to witness an EF0 tornado passing by your house | The Weather Channel

A rare and devastating EF-2 tornado touched down in Florida leaving a path of destruction in its wake. According to the National Weather Service, the twister had peak winds of 120 mph, and touched down at around 9:30 a.m. about 19 miles north of Orlando. Residents in the area shared the terrifying experience, saying they 'had never seen anything like that.' Full story: http://on.nbc6.com/Zsfnkfb #tornado #florida #weather #damage | NBC 6

360 VIDEO: Never-before-seen footage of EF3 tornado south of Elk City, OK on May 16, 2017 from development through wedge phase, including deployment of the 360 tornado probe directly in the path. Note the sporadic baseball size hail stones in the "bear's cage" and near 100 mph rear flank downdraft just south of the wedge. Video from roof-mounted 360fly by Reed Timmer Extreme Meteorologist | AccuWeather

On April 19, 1976, a violent tornado carved a 10.5-mile path through Brown County, Texas, striking northwest of Brownwood during evening hours. The tornado reached a quarter-mile width and destroyed everything in its path—mesquite trees were shredded, homes were swept to their foundations, and six aircraft at Brownwood Airport were obliterated. At the A.I. Fabis pecan farm, two teenagers caught in the open were hurled 1,000 yards through the air but survived with serious injuries, while farm own