Europe is in ruins!⚠️ F4 tornado at a speed of 300 kilometers per hour destroyed the Czech Republic! HD

What do you think? Why are there so many natural disasters lately? Is it a Haarp or is it an omen of the second coming of Jesus Christ? Perhaps science has already given the answer and this is global warming? Please write your version in the comments below the video! Enjoy watching. The tornado that hit the Hodonin and Břeclav districts on Thursday is F4 on the Fujita scale. This is stated in the preliminary report of the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute on the assessment of this exceptional phenomenon. In this category, the wind reaches speeds of 267 to 324 kilometers per hour. Initially, meteorologists calculated that the force of the wind vortex corresponds to F3. A tornado exceeding the strength of F3 has not yet been registered in the Czech Republic. The speed of a tornado cannot be measured, so its strength is measured by the damage it causes. "Based on the results of aerial and ground reconnaissance and subsequent expert consultation on the information received about the damage caused, the tornado was classified as category F4," the meteorologists said. The strength of a tornado is determined using the Fujita scale, from the weakest F0 to the strongest F5, which occurs only 2% of the time. An F4 tornado completely destroys well-built and solid timber frame houses; lifts off the ground and overturns cars, trains and other large objects; damages tall buildings. Meteorologists reported that on the evening there were very strong storms moving from Upper Austria through the regions of Breclav and Hodonin further into the Zlín region and accompanied by a strong tornado between about 19:10 and 19:45, which caused significant damage over an area 26 km long and wide 700 m ", - said in the message. The tornado mainly destroyed the villages of Luzice and Mikulčice in the Hodonin region and Moravska Nova Ves and Hruški in the Brzeclav region, and also caused significant damage in the Hodonin part of Panov. Material damage, according to preliminary estimates, will amount to at least 15 billion kroons. 1,200 houses were destroyed, at least 150 of which will need to be demolished. In addition to buildings, the tornado damaged agricultural land, including vineyards. Measuring wind speed in the tornado itself is almost impossible. Because of this, in 1971, American meteorologist Tetsuya Theodore Fujita developed a scale for determining the intensity of a tornado. It is based on an assessment of the damaging effects of wind. Later, the scale was slightly revised and improved; in practice, the improved scale has been used since 2007. Last Thursday evening, thunderstorms, tennis ball-sized hail and tornadoes hit the Breclav and Hodonin regions of South Moravia at speeds of over 200 kilometers per hour. The most affected were Moravska Nova Ves, Grushki, Mikulčice, Luzice and Hodonin. About 1,200 houses were damaged. Insurance companies in the Czech Republic estimate the damage caused by the devastating tornado last Thursday at CZK 3.6 billion. Meanwhi