Gustnado Strikes Santiago Bus Station, Rips Roofs, Injures None

A gustnado—a brief, tornado-like vortex not connected to storm rotation—struck a bus station in Santiago, Chile, tearing off metal roofing and startling residents. The event is a localized severe-weather phenomenon, distinct from a tornado, and caused no reported injuries. It highlights the vulnerability of infrastructure to sudden wind events in the region.

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