A huge tornado is tearing over a hilly region in the Great White North like something out of "Wizard of Oz," and it's happening on a national holiday no less.
A large tornado was filmed moving through Didsbury, Alberta, on Saturday. Storm chaser Aaron Jayjack had been there all morning recording the natural disaster and releasing spectacular, up-close footage of the tornado.
He mentions in his narration that the tornado is enormous and that it is destroying everything in its path. He even captures some impressive images of the height to which it soars; this height is also quite amazing.
As it moved through the area, the tornado, according to Jayjack, was striking homes and other structures, including farms. As he explains in his video, there is also dirt and debris flying everywhere.
The tornado is also extraordinarily wide and dense. According to reports, it was nearly a mile across, thus it is clear that this object is dangerous.
There have been reports of significant property damage and minor injuries, according to the local Royal Canadian Mounted Police, but there have been no reports of fatalities or injuries as of yet.
The worst part of this is that the tornado hit on Canada Day, which commemorates the year when Canada became a united country in 1867. Currently, it doesn't appear like Prime Minister Trudeau has addressed the tornado.
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