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Perth weather: Freak ‘tornado’ rips through City Beach, destroying homes and leaving trail of destruction

23 July 2025
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Perth weather: Freak ‘tornado’ rips through City Beach, destroying homes and leaving trail of destruction
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A tornado struck Perth’s City Beach, causing extensive damage to multi-million dollar homes, uprooting trees, and leaving streets in disarray. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but affected families are now seeking temporary accommodation as authorities assess the situation and restore order in the neighborhood.

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