Twenty years ago, one of the largest tornado outbreaks ever recorded in the month of January hit several communities in Kentucky. The outbreak on Jan. 2, 2006 produced 20 tornadoes, striking throughout the central and southern United States. Check out the archive video from the damage in Kentucky. http://www.wlky.com/article/20-years-ago-januarys-tornado-outbreak-kentucky/69904793 | WLKY News

The tornado came through at 10:10 a.m. on Christmas Day, with winds up to 80 mph. The NWS said the tornado's path was about a quarter-mile long and had a width of 30 yards. Cameras on Whittier Boulevard near Lorena Street show violent winds sending debris flying. Two windows were blown out at a Mexican restaurant in a strip mall. Signs were torn from buildings, and portions of rooftops were seen flying through the air. See more on the neighborhood damage tonight at 11 on ABC7. | ABC7

Raw dashboard footage captured by storm chaser Connor Croff shows a rare, serpentine tornado twisting fluidly across the landscape near South Dakota. The tornado’s smooth, snake-like motion—often described as “glitchy” or CGI-like—has sparked intense debate online. Widely called one of the strangest tornadoes of the year, the clip has left many questioning just how unpredictable extreme weather is becoming. #Viral #TimesNow | TIMES NOW