Storm Terror: Roof Torn Off Home in East Bunbury

0:00A woman in East Bunbury, western Australia, lived through pure tear when a brutal storm ripped the roof right off her family home while she was. Inside washing dishes just after 8 p.m. on Tuesday. This hit as the state's first big cold front of the year slams southern areas like Esperons, leaving damage everywhere, about 170 km south of Perth. Rachel Corn called it deafening, like a jet plane landing on the house, with water gushing from pipes and the whole place shaking in seconds before. She snapped into action. Neighbors across the street heard a massive scraping noise, saw lights flash out, and spotted a dangerous power line whipping across the road. The Bureau of Meteorology lacks enough proof to call it a tornado or microburst, while Bunbury's emergency crews handled eight calls, but could only. Hand out plastic bags for soap belongings amid flying debris. Her family of four, including kids aged four and five, is safe crashing with relatives. For now, piecing life back together.

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