On Wednesday, September 9, the Tornado and Violent Storm Observatory Keraunos published a report about a tornado that struck the village of Pomas in the Aude department on August 24. The report provides details about the storm's strength and the path it took across the area. Keraunos is a French organization dedicated to studying and documenting tornadoes and violent storms. It uses a classification system to measure the intensity of tornadoes, similar to the Enhanced Fujita scale used in other countries. This system helps scientists and emergency services better understand the potential damage caused by such events. The tornado that hit Pomas was notable for its intensity and the damage it caused. According to the report, it was classified as an F2 tornado, which indicates a moderate level of destruction, typically involving significant damage to buildings and structures. The storm's path was traced across several kilometers, affecting multiple areas in the region. The report also includes information on the trajectory of the tornado, describing how it moved through the landscape and the areas it impacted. This data is crucial for improving weather prediction models and enhancing preparedness for future severe weather events in the region.