Dozens of houses were damaged near Mönchengladbach in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia on Thursday. As reported by a fire brigade spokesperson, who was also an eyewitness to the weather phenomenon, a tornado is suspected to be the cause.
In Korschenbroich about 20 houses were damaged. The roof of one house was even completely covered. According to the police, there have been no reports of injuries.
This photo shows the damage in Korschenbroich:
A spokesman for the Korschenbroich fire brigade said there was strong suspicion that the weather phenomenon was a tornado, but he could not confirm this. There are no reports yet on the extent of the damage.
Experts will examine images
The German Weather Service was also unable to confirm on Friday morning what exactly the weather phenomenon was about. To do this, experts would first need to analyze images.
Source: Krone
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