- At least six people were murdered in the storm system bursting in Selma, Alabama.
- The city of around 18,000 people is located about 50 miles west of Montgomery.
- Brick buildings crumbled, and traffic poles were strewn across the downtown district.
Video of a tornado tumbling roofs, ripping the walls of many homes, and uprooting trees in the United States city of Selma, Alabama, is circulating on social media platforms.
At least six people were murdered in the spinning storm system bursting in Selma, a city of around 18,000 people located about 50 miles (80 kilometres) west of Montgomery, Alabama’s capital city.
Brick buildings crumbled, automobiles were on their sides, and traffic poles were strewn across the downtown district of Selma, a city engraved in the history of the civil rights fight.
Here are some videos of the tornado
This is the same storm cell that moved through Selma, AL producing damage to the town. It remains tornado warned as it tracks north of Montgomery, paralleling I-85. pic.twitter.com/XpLLmKJV6s
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) January 12, 2023
NEW video from Selma, which has been devastated by a tornado this afternoon pic.twitter.com/EnoQBucXg1
— Jonathan Hardison (@FOX6Hardison) January 12, 2023
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