Italians capture video of huge tornado as it sweeps through Venice
'This is the most violent phenomena in Italy since 2013'
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People in the Italian towns of Dolo and Mira, outside of Venice, have filmed a tornado tearing through their homes and giant hailstones falling from the sky.
One terrifying video shows a family driving in a car, trying to avoid the tornado’s path as it changes course.
The tornado is shown taking tiles off the roofs of houses and damaging a petrol station. Images of the area after the storm have revealed extensive damage.
Winds speeds between 136 and 165mph were recorded. The tornado has been classified as level 3 on the Enhanced Fujits (EF) scale. The highest level is EF5.
Italian news site, You reporter said "this is the most violent phenomena in Italy since 2013."
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