This is yet another reminder to be grateful for every moment.
Footage of a tornado in Largo, Florida, shows the wild moment a home was lifted nearly entirely off the ground for several seconds before it fell back to earth. Of course, those seconds likely felt like a millennium to the 76-year-old woman who was reportedly inside during the entire ordeal.
The scene was captured by a Ring camera and shared with AccuWeather on X:
A likely tornado lifted a house up and then set it back down again in Largo, Florida, on Wednesday. A 76-year-old woman was inside the home at the time and survived the incident. pic.twitter.com/Hpd7dtAHpj
— AccuWeather (@accuweather) June 26, 2025
The woman inside reportedly survived, but no further details were given. X users commented on the footage and the weather patterns that can cause such an event.
The fact that the TV was still on when the mobile home came crashing down is amazing
— JustThatGuy (@JustThatGuyAdam) June 26, 2025
Yep, some come and go this quickly with major damage. We had one recently that only touched down in the far end of our street. The other part of the street was fine. It ripped off a portion of our shed roof and our gutters and broke a couple of oak trees. It was over in about 5…
— Yvonne (@RYvonneMS) June 27, 2025
I posted about these storms, they were coming in the opposite direction that our weather normally comes from and when that happens it is usually really bad.
99% of our weather is from the west going east or south west going north east.
These were going from the north east to…
— Rick (@SniperGhostM24) June 27, 2025
How does a 76 yr old deal with that? I can’t even imagine.
— Susan Andersen (@SusanAn83221007) June 27, 2025
It must have been terrifying.
Mobile home not tied down it appears. It could have ended up 3 miles away, but they got lucky.
— James Boone (@jaboone44) June 26, 2025
Lucky indeed.
According to RAWSALERTS, the storm appeared with little warning and “ripped the roofs off nearly 20 homes, uprooted trees, shattered windows, and scattered debris across lawns, driveways, and streets like confetti. Emergency crews rushed to the scene within minutes to assess the widespread damage, check for gas leaks, and ensure residents were safe. Miraculously, despite the chaos and destruction, no injuries have been reported.”
More footage of the destruction can be seen below:
#BREAKING: Watch wild footage caught on camera as a brief and powerful tornado rips through a neighborhood lifting a mobile home off the ground
Watch wild footage captured by a Ring security camera as a neighbor next door films the terrifying moment a… pic.twitter.com/MMONrCyN74
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) June 26, 2025
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