The American city of Waverly Hall in Georgia was recently hit by a violent tornado that destroyed many buildings and broke thousands of trees. Local journalists call it a miracle that one of the local houses, caught in the very epicenter of the whirlwind, was practically not damaged. At the same time, the wind speed exceeded 250 kilometers per hour, and this was enough to easily tear off the roof from any wooden (and not only wooden) building. A tornado from a neighboring state struck Georgia on March 3.
He traveled more than a hundred kilometers long and damaged almost all structures that fell into the zone of his influence, even tangentially. However, this mysterious house, found right inside the crater, somehow survived. Despite the fact that no one was injured in Waverly Hall, the tornado, by the way, took the lives of 23 people in neighboring Alabama, becoming one of the most destructive natural disasters in the history of the southern United States. But why was the house not damaged, which, according to experts, was less reliable than many neighboring buildings? There are still many unexplained miracles in our life, including those associated with tornadoes. It scares some, surprises and makes others happy.